Desktop automation

Stop doing the same thing over and over.

Keybind turns the tasks you repeat all day — renaming files, switching audio, filling forms, resizing windows — into a single keypress. Simple things stay simple; a real language is there when you need it.

Why Keybind

Fix the annoyance in one line

Most automations aren't projects. Bind a key, say what you want, done.

Set it and forget it

Run jobs on a schedule, on a file change, or at login — with a log you can actually read.

Bring what you already built

Have AutoHotkey, AutoIt, or Espanso scripts? A converter brings them across.

Simple now, powerful later

Start with built-in actions, no code. Reach for KSL — ~1,300 functions — when a task gets interesting.

Bind · Script · Schedule · Migrate · Share

Bind

Any key or combo runs any action — even when Keybind isn't focused.

Script

A readable language behind every key when you want it — ~1,300 functions, 26 modules.

Schedule

The same actions on a clock or a condition, unattended, with logs.

Migrate

Bring your AutoHotkey, AutoIt, and Espanso scripts across with a converter.

Package what you build as a module — install, sync, share.

One key, the thing you wanted

windows.ksl

      bind Win+Left  => snap_to("left")
bind Win+Right => snap_to("right")
bind Win+Up    => snap_to("max")

Put windows where you want them

One key, the layout you actually use — no dragging to screen edges.

audio.ksl

      bind F8 down => audio_input_mute()
bind F8 up   => audio_input_mute()

bind Ctrl+Shift+1 => audio_device("Headphones")
bind Ctrl+Shift+2 => audio_device("Speakers")

Talk on a key, switch audio on a key

Hold to talk; tap to flip your output device. No digging through settings.

expand.ksl

      hotstring "addr" => "123 Main St, Springfield"
hotstring "sig"  => "— Sent from Keybind"
hotstring dynamic "today" => send_text(date_format("YYYY-MM-DD"))

Type a shortcut, get the whole thing

Stop retyping your address, your signature, today's date.

Built-in actions, no code

Clipboard History

Open a searchable history of everything you've copied

Select Audio Output

Switch your output device from a quick picker

Toggle Mic

Mute/unmute your microphone, with an on-screen indicator

Toggle Deafen

Silence output and mic together

Left Half

Snap the active window to the left

Right Half

Snap the active window to the right

Maximize

Fill the screen with the active window

Yours, on your machine

Runs on your machine

Your automations, the scheduler, and clipboard history all stay local. No cloud required.

Asks before it acts

Every script declares what it needs. Risky permissions are off until you allow them.

Private by default

Clipboard history skips your password managers automatically.

Your AI key stays yours

Bring-your-own keys are encrypted on your machine and never sent to us.

FAQ

Questions

No. The built-in actions cover the common stuff — clipboard, audio, window layouts, text expansion — with zero code. The language (KSL) is there when you want to go further.