Kommand
Kommand is a native macOS keyboard shortcut manager that shows app-specific shortcuts in an overlay and helps you practice them.
What is Kommand?
Kommand is a macOS utility for collecting, viewing, and practicing keyboard shortcuts for the apps you use every day. It helps users keep shortcuts organized by app and category, then brings them up in an on-screen overlay without interrupting their workflow. The app is useful for developers, designers, students, and other keyboard-focused Mac users who switch between many tools and want faster access to commands. Kommand supports custom shortcut libraries, global shortcuts, and multi-step key sequences such as chorded commands. It also includes a practice mode to help users memorize shortcuts over time, and it can sync shortcut data across Macs with iCloud. Kommand is published by Curiouscode and is built specifically for Mac.
Key features
- Show shortcuts for the current app in an instant overlay
- Organize shortcuts by app and custom category
- Save global shortcuts that work across multiple apps
- Support multi-step key sequences and chorded shortcuts
- Practice shortcuts with a quiz-style training mode
- Capture and store shortcuts for any Mac app
- Sync shortcut libraries across Macs with iCloud
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Kommand is a legitimate Mac utility for managing keyboard shortcuts. Its normal use does not require Accessibility or Input Monitoring access, which reduces the amount of system-level access many shortcut tools request. If you use iCloud sync, your shortcut library can sync between your Macs, so keep that in mind if you store personal notes inside shortcut names or categories. Removing the app will stop access to its saved shortcut library and practice tools unless you have that data synced or backed up elsewhere.
Recommendation: Keep Kommand if you actively use it to learn or reference shortcuts across your Mac apps. If you no longer use its overlay, practice mode, or saved shortcut library, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself.
Common paths
/Applications/Kommand.app
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