Reiden uses computer vision and ML to help you learn keyboard shortcuts for everything that you click. Aiming to save you up to 8 days a year. Compatible with 20+ popular apps including Gmail, Chrome, Notion, VS Code, Figma, Final Cut Pro, Safari, Arc, Outlook, and many more.
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Wow this is a great idea! I wish I had access to something like this in school. It’s awesome how much time this can save, especially with continued use :)
One thing I want to note though if it already hasn't been noted is that I don't see a Privacy Policy on your landing page. This is very important for me and many other people to know what data the app uses and how it usees it.
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Are there plans to support more apps in the future? 😄
@simdawgg Hey Simeon, you bet. We've got four times the users in the past week, and we're already getting so many app suggestions. Do you have any apps in mind? Just shoot us a response here, and we'll take note of it. :-)
I've been a huge fan of keyboard shortcuts for years, and I can attest to the fact that they can save you a significant amount of time and increase your productivity. However, I've always struggled with remembering them all - there are just so many! That's why I'm excited to learn about Reiden, a keyboard shortcut copilot that can help you learn and use the most relevant shortcuts for your workflow.
As someone who uses a lot of different apps and tools, I appreciate that Reiden supports a wide range of applications.One thing that I'm curious about is how Reiden handles conflicting shortcuts across different apps. For example, if I have a shortcut set up in Chrome that conflicts with a shortcut in VS Code, how will Reiden handle that? Will it alert me to the conflict and suggest a resolution, or will it simply prioritize one shortcut over the other?
@brody_slade Hey there! Ah yes that’s the universal issue that many of us share I would think. But I’m glad to hear you find Reiden to be resourceful for your type of work.
Glad you brought up this question as I’m sure you’re not alone. Guy will have better insight on this - hang tight. He’ll be back soon!
@brody_slade Thanks Brody. Great question. Currently it's recommending "default" shortcuts for whichever app is frontmost. But you're right, if there is a background app that's overriding the frontmost app for a given shortcut, we wouldn't currently be aware of that. Potentially something for the future!
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