
KeyClu 0.33 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesEvery Mac app hides dozens of useful shortcuts inside its menus, and nobody remembers them all. KeyClu is a small free utility that solves that in the simplest way: press the Command key twice and hold, and a tidy panel lists the shortcuts for the app you are in right now. Release the key and the panel is gone.
Updated: Aug 17, 2026
Key Features
- Press Command twice and hold to see current app shortcuts
- Shows menu shortcuts for the app in front of you
- Lets you hide shortcuts you never use and bookmark favorites
- Supports custom shortcuts through its My Shortcuts list
- Can also list macOS system and other hotkey panels
How to Download
- Start on the developer page here: Download from the official site
- Download the latest disk image, or install it with Homebrew if you prefer.
- Move KeyClu to Applications, launch it and grant the access it requests.
System Requirements
KeyClu needs macOS 11 Big Sur or later and works on Intel and Apple silicon Macs. It is light, free to use, and released under an open source license.
FAQs
How do I open the shortcut list?
By default you press the Command key twice and hold it. The panel appears while you hold and closes when you let go.
Does KeyClu work in every app?
It reads the menus of the active app, so most Mac apps work well. Apps with icon only menus may show fewer entries.
Can I add my own shortcuts?
Yes. The My Shortcuts list lets you keep custom entries, and the settings let you manage which apps are included or ignored.








