Release ·
KeyPeek 1.1: fourteen cheat sheets, search, and tab management
KeyPeek 1.1 is out: fourteen cheat sheets — macOS, VS Code, Terminal, Claude, OpenAI, Figma, Slack, Xcode and more — plus instant search, tab management, and pin. Still free, still private by design.
KeyPeek 1.1 is live on the Mac App Store. The menu-bar cheat sheet grows from three tabs to fourteen, and learns to search.
What is new
- Eleven new tabs. VS Code, Terminal, Power User, Slack, Figma, Vim, Notion, Linear, Browser, Xcode and Raycast join the macOS, Claude and OpenAI sheets.
- Search. Type in the box on the tab strip and the open sheet filters instantly.
- Manage Tabs. Show or hide sheets and drag them into your own order, with
⌘1–⌘9and arrow-key switching. - Pin. Keep the sheet open while you work instead of losing it to a stray click.
- Every sheet fits. Each tab now resizes to its own shape, so switching tabs never letterboxes.
What did not change
KeyPeek is still the one-click flash of a full-screen cheat sheet, and still built the way a reference card should be: sandboxed with no permissions, no accounts, no analytics, and no network access at all. Free, no ads, no upsell — the privacy policy stays short because the app collects nothing.
KeyPeek 1.1 is a free update for everyone on 1.0 — get it on the Mac App Store.
KeyPeek is an independent, unofficial reference and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the companies whose products it covers.