Learn English as you type Chinese. Keysake is a free macOS input method that shows English alongside your Chinese. Save words, phrases, or full sentences from what you want to say. Japanese, Korean, and more languages are coming soon.
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This could make learning English feel much less like studying and more like a daily habit. Congrats on launch @rick_fan
@abhishek_ambad Yes, the current version only supports Chinese-to-English translation. We’re planning to add more languages in future updates, so feel free to let us know which ones you’d like to see.
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@rick_fan Any plans for a Windows or iOS extension down the line?
This way of displaying English is also quite clever. Seeing the natural structure of sentences as you type can help new expressions sink in better without feeling like a separate lesson.
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Congrats @rick_fan could this also work for learning other languages in the future?
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This could make learning English feel much less like studying and more like a daily habit. Congrats on launch @rick_fan
@rick_fan @olivia_bennett7 Thank you, Olivia
how quickly do you start noticing new vocabulary from everyday typing? 👀
Congrats on launch! does Keysake adapt to each person’s current English level?
@dylan_russell It’s not supported in the current version, but we can consider it for a future update. Thanks for your feedback!
I like that it doesn’t feel like another traditional language learning app
@fletcher_oliver Glad you like it!
congratulations on the launch.
does only support for 2 lang's?
@abhishek_ambad Yes, the current version only supports Chinese-to-English translation. We’re planning to add more languages in future updates, so feel free to let us know which ones you’d like to see.
@rick_fan @tehreem_fatima5 Yes, it’s on our roadmap.
Congrats on the launch! This looks really interesting and useful. Wishing you a great launch day! 🚀
This way of displaying English is also quite clever. Seeing the natural structure of sentences as you type can help new expressions sink in better without feeling like a separate lesson.
Congrats @rick_fan could this also work for learning other languages in the future?
@rick_fan @james_carter35 Thanks you James! Yes, we’re already considering adding support for more languages.
I can see this being especially useful for people who understand English but struggle to quickly find the right words when writing. Nice concept!
@zubairu_ahmed Glad you like it!