Your context, ready.
Add your role, preferred tone, and the facts that matter. Choose a voice for the message you’re writing.
Select text where you write, press a shortcut, and make it clearer in a voice shaped by your role and preferences.
Free for invited beta testers.
macOS 15+ · Invitation-only private beta
Select your words. Press ⌃⌥K. Review before replacing.
Preview mode illustrated. Choose automatic replacement or review first. Availability depends on the app’s Accessibility support. Default shortcut: Control–Option–K.
Set your role and writing preferences once, then bring that context into any rewrite. Choose automatic replacement or review first.
Add your role, preferred tone, and the facts that matter. Choose a voice for the message you’re writing.
Select your draft in a supported Mac text field and press your shortcut (Control–Option–K by default). Your Profile guides the rewrite.
Replace your selection automatically, or choose a preview and review each change. Nothing gets sent for you.
A developer and a founder shouldn’t have to sound alike. Tell Keyprofile how you write, then choose a voice shaped by your Profile.
Change voice or message type as you write. Update your Profile whenever your preferences change.
No custom writing tool to build. No prompt collection to keep patching. Keyprofile brings your writing context into a shortcut on your Mac.
Your confirmed Profile, including your role and writing preferences, syncs through your account. Your rewrite history stays on your Mac. Use an on-device model where available, or bring your own provider key. When you choose a cloud provider, its services process your request.
Request a beta invitationInvited to the beta? Download Keyprofile, then finish setup in the Mac app. Access is free for invited beta testers.
Free for invited beta testers. On another Mac, sign in with the same email to restore your access.
Open your invitationWe’re preparing a private beta for 20 founders. Tell us about your company. We’ll email you if a place is available.
Free for invited beta testers. A request doesn’t guarantee a beta place.