Reiden uses computer vision to help you learn keyboard shortcuts for everything you click. Aiming to save you 8 days a year. Every shortcut saves you ~2-6 seconds! Works with 20+ popular apps like Chrome, Gmail, Figma, VS Code, Notion, Arc, and many others.
👋 Hello Makers!
I'm Guy, the creator of Reiden - Your Brilliant Keyboard Shortcut Copilot. It’s simple we teach you how to be fast with keyboard shortcuts and save 8 days a year. No promises on what you do with the saved time though (Netflix 🍿...).
It’s a basic human itch to want to learn how to do things more efficiently. We are lowering the bar to learn the high leverage keyboard shortcuts. According to studies, every keyboard shortcut saves you between 2-6 seconds per use. So if you click on something 5 times a day, you’d save at least 1 hr a year if you learned the keyboard shortcut.
The problems:
- You don’t know what you don’t know. With most keyboard shortcuts you didn’t even know one existed for the action you do 50x a day.
- It’s a hassle to scroll through pages of shortcuts on your favorite app. Some apps have 500+ shortcuts!
- Every shortcut is not equal. Given your workflow, some shortcuts might save you 4 hr a year, while others might only save 10 min a year.
- “Learning” or practicing once is not enough, you need spaced repetition to drive the learning into muscle memory.
Reiden:
- 💡 Shortcut recommendations: Reiden learns what you have clicked on and recommends the shortcuts for those actions in real-time. It then sorts these recommendations by frequency of your clicks
- ✅ Shortcut management: Ability to bookmark and mark as learned
- 😌 Seamless: Reiden passively sits on the top of your windows and makes recommendations for your current app
Supports:
Figma, VS Code, Chrome, Gmail, Notion, Slack, Firefox, Arc, Safari, Outlook, Apple Mail, Messages, Whatsapp, Google Sheets, Zoom, Final Cut Pro, and more on the way
The tech - Reiden uses custom fine-tuned vision models in parallel with native Xcode APIs to determine your workflows. Inference runs locally on device. On a fast computer it runs in ~30ms. On a slow computer can be closer to 100ms. These strategies combined give us an understanding of the workflow to the granularity we need to make keyboard shortcut recommendations.
https://reiden.ai/
We’re super excited to hear what you think. If there’s an app we missed that you’d like us to add, please let me know and we can get it added in.
We also had a Reddit Post spark up a great conversation last week!
Reiden is officially launched. Let’s save time
Reiden AI is a great tool for those who want to work faster with hotkeys. It's the perfect solution to increase productivity by minimizing the time spent navigating interfaces.
This is super sick man. Tbh the UI takes up too much space so I wouldn’t use this. I’d much rather have it flash a mid opacity message over the screen the same way the app switcher sort of pops up and disappears
Amazing idea and execution!! As someone working a job that requires a lot of redundancy in record keeping, this saves me so much time. I can keep my records with more ease compared to when I had to use the standard copy and paste controls. Coming from someone who lacks and technological awareness, this was an easygoing feature to incorporate.
This is awesome! Congrats!! Looking forward to spending more time with this for sure.
I've always struggled to figure out which shortcuts are worth learning for my day to day tasks.
Hmmm, interesting. So I initially thought it would create the shortcuts, but it actually didn't. The shortcuts are there. You just train the users to use them. That's pretty smart~
The fact that it learns your workflow and gives personalized recommendations is brilliant.
I've definitely been guilty of clicking the same buttons over and over instead of using a shortcut. Love the idea of learning them naturally as I work.
I really like this tool and hope to use it on Windows one day. Congrats on the launch!
Such a great tool for learning and mastering shortcuts! Excited to integrate this into my Figma workflow 🥳
I'm software eng. who just started working with our UI/UX. I barely knows how to use figma but sometime I need to plot some user interfaces to showcase a design issue to the uiux dude (missing error state etc.). Reiden recommended key strokes I never knew exists! saved me time already & will keep using it and see how it goes :0
This sounds dope, i really agree with a comment above that game-ifying the learning experience would be quicker, similar to the old keyboard typing games we used to play as kids to increase our WPM.
There are so many ways we could all be improving our productivity at work and other than the very basic keyboard shortcuts like opening new and scrolling across tabs there’s so many faster ways to work that I had never even realized. Love how this can broadly appeal to so many different customers!
Great idea! I'm horrible at keyboard shortcuts and usually too lazy to look them up, so this sounds perfect. Excited to save time!
Also, glad that it runs on-device, which IMO is a must-have for this kind of thing.
