Keysho is an easy way to integrate an omnibox search experience into your web application. Inspired by Notion, Linear, Ramp, and other industry leaders, Keysho aims to bring the ⌘ + K paradigm to websites across the internet.
@linstobias Hi Tobias!
The keysho.pro website is built with Retool (MVP-style). Since it's not a React app, I wasn't able to install Keysho there (ironic, I know. I promise it'll be up when I eventually move the admin panel off of Retool). In the meantime, if you're looking for a public + complete demo, feel free to navigate to the sites below:
- https://brandonlwu.com/
- https://www.aakashadesara.com/
I've chatted with one ex-kbar user who uses Keysho now. Main reason for changing cmd + k provider was kbar's limited customizability & a more complex implementation overhead.
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Congrats on launching! I've noticed that almost all my favorite apps- Superhuman, Notion, Cron- support Command K. Why? Command K gives you the benefits of keyboard shortcuts without forcing you to actually memorize the keyboard shortcuts.
I remember there was a time in my life where in order to become more productive on my laptop, I made a list of keyboard shortcuts for VS Code and tried memorizing them. Now, because it supports Command K, I have no longer have to.
Looking forward to the day where Command K is a standard UX pattern like buttons and we can see it in every app -- desktop and web as well! And can't wait to try Command K in apps I build next.
@veeralpatel4 Thanks for the support Veeral! And agreed - all prolific apps are including the ⌘ + K user pattern. It's super intuitive and is quickly becoming the standard of the internet.
I'm looking forward to seeing how you use Keysho in your products! Lemme know when they're ready :)
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looks cool - does this support dynamic search? or api driven?
would be good to have that for my blog
@waliasingh Not yet but I've been getting a couple requests around this. I'll get something added in the next week to support dynamic search / api driven results.
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Funny enough, I was recently learning react to build the interface for a personal side project, and this is a pretty neat way to build search functionality. This seems like a super clean approach to the traditional navigation approach, and am quite excited to integrate this!
Thank you for the hunt @benln !
Hi Product Hunt community 👋🏽
The ⌘ + K interface has always been a welcome addition to products that I use - everything from Notion & Ramp to Linear & Spotify use this design experience at this point, and I think more of the internet should adopt it.
Keysho is a tool that lets developers quickly embed an omnibox search experience into their applications in minutes rather than weeks. So far, folks have integrated Keysho into their personal webpages, internal tools, and corporate admin dashboards.
This project is still super early (I built it last weekend lol) but I’d love to hear your feedback & answer any questions. You can DM me on twitter @aakashadesara but I also encourage you to leave a comment below 👇🏼
Check out some of these public websites with Keysho's in the wild:
- https://brandonlwu.com/
- https://www.aakashadesara.com/
Happy ⌘ + K-ing! ⌨️🚀
http://keysho.pro/
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Great work @aakashadesara -- definitely something that lots of builders / users look for in software experiences! Excited to try adding ⌘ + K to my own portfolio 🚀
Had fun beta testing this on an internal tool we use! Easy to setup & brings a ease of use improvement to tools that are used for multiple hours a day.
Aakash has a knack for building useful tools – grateful for his contributions to the community!
@theashbhat You are beta tester #1! Thanks so much for all the vital early feedback - excited to see what Keysho manifests like on the final version of the tool we chatted about.
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