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KeyPop
A sound for every key you press, on Windows
KeyPop plays a sound every time you press a key, in any Windows app. Mechanical keyboards, birds, animals, a piano and a combo counter that tracks your typing streak. Add your own recordings too. Free to try; a one-time licence unlocks it everywhere. It only listens for key presses to play a sound and never records or sends what you type.
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Hi Product Hunt! I built KeyPop because the keyboard-sound apps I liked were all Mac-only, and I'm on Windows. It sits in the tray and plays a sound for each key: thocky mechanical boards, birds, animals, a piano that turns typing into notes, and a combo counter that tracks your streak. You can also add your own recordings. It's free to download and try. A one-time licence ($9.99, or $4.99 for the first 20 people with code FIRST20) makes the sounds play in every app. Privacy: it only listens for key presses so it can play a sound. Nothing is recorded, stored or sent. I'd love to hear which sounds you want next.
About KeyPop on Product Hunt
“A sound for every key you press, on Windows”
KeyPop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #59 on the daily leaderboard. KeyPop plays a sound every time you press a key, in any Windows app. Mechanical keyboards, birds, animals, a piano and a combo counter that tracks your typing streak. Add your own recordings too. Free to try; a one-time licence unlocks it everywhere. It only listens for key presses to play a sound and never records or sends what you type.
On the analytics side, KeyPop competes within Windows and Productivity — topics that collectively have 676.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how KeyPop performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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