I'm Ronak, and I built hotkey-hint after copy-pasting the same keyboard shortcut boilerplate into three different projects in one month. Every power-user app — GitHub, Figma, Linear, Notion — has that moment where you press ? and a beautiful overlay appears showing all the shortcuts. But there was no lightweight, zero-dependency library that gave you that out of the box. You either bought into a full form library, rolled your own event listeners, or just... didn't add shortcuts at all. So I built the thing I wanted to exist: → Register shortcuts with one line: hh.register({ keys: 'ctrl+k', description: 'Search', action }) → Press ? anywhere — a polished overlay appears, grouped and labeled → Supports vim-style sequences like g then h → Dark / light / auto theme, zero dependencies, 1.8kB gzip → Works in React, Vue, Svelte, vanilla JS — no framework lock-in Live demo at everythingfrontend.com/hotkey-hint — press ? on the page to see it in action. Takes about 30 seconds to feel what it does. This is the first package in everythingfrontend — a collection of focused, zero-dependency frontend utilities. Each one solves exactly one problem, perfectly. My question for the PH community: What frontend problem do you keep solving from scratch on every project? The next package in the collection will be shaped by your answers. 👇

hotkey-hint

Keyboard shortcuts your users will actually find.

Keyboard shortcuts your users will actually find.