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release by release.

Plain language, no marketing gloss. A change that affects what leaves your Mac gets an entry here before the release that makes it true, as the privacy page promises.

  1. Version 1.0

    Draft: ship date not set yet

    The first release.

    One-handed mirrored typing

    Type your side of a QWERTY keyboard with one hand. Hamburger mirrors it to the other hand and corrects the result in real time, in whatever app you are already using.

    Correction that knows its place

    Password fields are never touched. Pause correction per app for terminals, code editors, or anywhere else it would just get in the way, and the pause is remembered. Correction stops cleanly, rather than misbehaving quietly, when another app is holding onto secure input.

    Guided setup and practice

    Setup explains each macOS permission before asking for it and walks you through Open at Login. A short guided practice teaches the mirrored layout before you try it on real writing.

    Licensing

    A 30-day fully featured trial, no card or account. A one-time purchase delivers your license key by email and activates on up to 3 Macs; deactivate one to free a slot for another.

    Known limits

    Keyboard layouts need QWERTY letters in this release, which means US, ABC, or British QWERTY. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean input methods are not supported yet. The full list is on the compatibility page.

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