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Keyfire

Keyfire is a visual Windows tool for hotkeys, macros, and text expansions — no scripting. Remap any key, chain actions, and scope shortcuts per app. Runs fully local, no accounts. Includes quick search, clipboard history, and offline voice commands. Lightweight and free during beta.

Trigr main window with keyboard view and macro list

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  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

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  • Windows
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  • Iffy reviewed Keyfire  

    I can't seem to find another human that has used this app.

    It's gone by three names in the past year (trigr - keyforge - keyfire), and seems heavily vibe coded. Take privacy statements with a massive grain of salt till a third-party can verify. The most I bothered with is a virus total, which it passed.

    I like the concept, but don't trust a vibe coded app with seemingly no human name attached to it.

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Keyfire information

  • Developed by

    GB flagNode Group
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.
  • Pricing

    Subscription + free version with limited functionality.
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    • English

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Iffy
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I can't seem to find another human that has used this app.

It's gone by three names in the past year (trigr - keyforge - keyfire), and seems heavily vibe coded. Take privacy statements with a massive grain of salt till a third-party can verify. The most I bothered with is a virus total, which it passed.

I like the concept, but don't trust a vibe coded app with seemingly no human name attached to it.

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What is Keyfire?

What it does:

Hotkeys: assign any key combo to launch apps, open URLs, focus windows, run macros Macros: visual builder, no scripting. Keystrokes, mouse clicks, delays, text input Text expansions: type a trigger word, get a full snippet anywhere in Windows Quick search overlay: global hotkey to search and launch anything Radial menu: hold a key, get a circular menu of actions Clipboard manager: searchable history, pinned items Fill-in prompts: macros can pause and ask for input mid-run App-specific profiles: different hotkeys auto-activate per app automatically Hold and repeat modes: fire actions while holding, or repeat at intervals Everything local: no accounts, no cloud, no data leaves your machine

Built with Tauri (Rust + React) so it's around 15MB and idles at low memory. Code signed under Node Group Ltd, my civil engineering firm in London, where we've been running it across a team of 10 for the past few months.

Free during beta. Some features will move behind a paid tier at v1.0, but the core stays free.

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