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We are proud to have happy customers from all over the world, and we love to hear back from reviewers and customers. Read some of the overwhelming feedback we have received on this page. |
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Please let us know what you think about KeyCue. If you have a comment or suggestion, simply send us an e-mail. If you see any news stories or reviews which you think would be of interest to us or our customers, please send your e-mail to keycue@ergonis.com. |
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KeyCue received a 4.5-Mice rating in the August 2006 edition of MacWorld magazine. Dan Frakes says in his review, "KeyCue is extremely useful. I've also found it to be a great 'cheat sheet' that actually helps me learn the shortcuts." "It seems almost trivial to note that this program only gives you shortcuts which you can get yourself by checking the menus - but this would be a mistake. KeyCue is useful precisely because it does the obvious; most of us learn a few keyboard shortcuts for an app the first few times we use it, but after that we rarely bother to extend our knowledge despite the fact that it might save us time; or how often have you sat there with your finger on the command key trying to remember a shortcut that has momentarily slipped your memory. KeyCue solves the problem because if you can't remember or you want to extend your shortcut knowledge you only have to press the command key for a second or so for a window to come up and show you all the shortcuts of the app you're using." "One of the biggest things that I found different about switching from PC to Mac is the usefulness of keyboard shortcuts. The only problem I have found with using keyboard shortcuts is finding the ones that I want to use. All of this got much quicker and easier when I found out about KeyCue." "Saves time! I finaly use shortcuts and they are in front of my eyes. This is simple and briliant, don't have to use your mouse at all for day-to-day apps (emails, text editors etc.) and don't need to remember shortcuts for each application. Saves your valuable time. Worth every penny!" |
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"Simply Superb. And at a bargain price too." "This week's Pick of the Week is chosen primarily for it's unique premise - KeyCue is a way to see every existing keyboard shortcut for the currently active application. Using KeyCue couldn't be any easier - double-click it to launch it, then just press and hold Command. After a couple seconds (the delay is configurable), the KeyCue menu pops to the foreground, showing all the active app's shortcuts. I thought it was a unique concept, and "KeyCue is an easy to install and use utility designed to find and remember applications menu shortcuts." KeyCue received "Four Cows" from Tucows. KeyCue received a 4-Mice rating in the August 2004 edition of MacWorld magazine. |
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Michael Hyatt (President and COO of Thomas Nelson Publishers), TN, USA: "I highly recommend it. I guarantee it will make you more productive! I hate using my computer’s mouse. Every time I have to take my hand off the keyboard to reach for it, I suffer a slight decline in productivity. That’s why I try to memorize every keyboard shortcut I can. It just makes me more productive. Up until now, this has required an up-front investment in learning each program’s shortcut keys. However, I recently stumbled across KeyCue. This is an amazing way to learn shortcuts and is only a keystroke away. I find myself using it all the time." Ian Tromp, Birmingham, England: "I just want to say how delighted I am with KeyCue. I've run it for a year now, and it was a tremendous help in coming to know and get the best from OS X after 25 years of Windows/Microsoft computing (plus a year of Linux). And I feel your licensing arrangement is very generous – I have now gone through two major point upgrades all for the price of my one license. I am very grateful." James Buerk, Platteville, CO, USA: "KeyCue is such a simple idea but is so useful. I'm surprised Apple hasn't bought it up." David Steiner (Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, retired USAF), CO, USA: |
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James Powell (MacTipsAndTricks), Lincoln, UK: "I love shortcuts. They make my life so much easier and much more efficient. Hence why they are called shortcuts. But learning shortcuts is hard. You can either read the documentation or go through every single menu options until you find something you need. Even better you can find them from me. One of the best applications I have found and has vastly become one of my favorites is KeyCue from ergonis." Tom Donaldson, Brookings, OR, USA: "I've only been using KeyCue for ten minutes and already I think it is one of the greatest little apps ever! Apple should pay you big bucks and include it in their operating system." Jim Neumann (Electronic Prepress Technician), MI, USA: "I have worked on Macs in Electronic Prepress for many years and am considered the local Mac Tech-Weenie at work. But within 30 seconds of running KeyCue, I found several things I didn't even know were available in OSX. It took me less than 5 minutes to decide to buy this software. Amazing job!" Kelly Baker (Web/Graphic Designer, The Other Agency), Boston, MA, USA: "This is a great teaching aid for anyone wanting to increase their productivity. I've been looking for a product like this for quite some time. Key commands are by far the most underused function of any program or operating system. It kills me to see people who still use menus to navigate through programs. Now I'll just tell them to use KeyCue. Your product is well worth the money." Tim Cox (Physicist), Geneva, Switzerland: |
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one that could definitely help you learn the shortcut keys in a hurry, so I thought it deserved a spot as a Pick of the Week."
