Keymap is a macOS menubar app that shows every menu shortcut in the app you're using. Double-press ⌘ to summon the panel. Local and private.
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I love that it shows conflicting shortcuts too! Does it work across most common apps?
@ryanwrites
Thanks! Yes — conflicts are checked against each app's actual menus plus your own remaps, so it works across any Mac app, common or obscure.
@charlie_titherley
Exactly right, good guess! Keymap reads shortcuts live from each app's own menu bar via macOS's Accessibility API — there's no hand-built database, and no per-app support was added. That's why it works out of the box with anything: Safari, VS Code, Figma, or a random app you downloaded today. Nice side effect: when an app updates its menus, Keymap always reflects the current shortcuts. (The flip side of that platform approach: shortcuts apps don't expose in their menus — like global hotkeys or IME bindings — aren't visible to any app, so those stay out of scope.)