Standard Mac app installation. If Gatekeeper prompts about an unrecognized developer, right-click and choose Open.
The app will launch an onboarding prompt taking you straight to System Settings.
KeyXamathi uses Accessibility via CGEventTap to buffer and translate keystrokes during the switch window — this is the only legitimate macOS API for this purpose.
We do not request Input Monitoring permission — it is unnecessary for our functionality.
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The core switching and missed-character safety net is 100% free forever. No timed trials, no credit cards, no feature locks on basic functionality.
Absolutely not. Keystroke buffering happens strictly in volatile memory during the transition window and is never written to disk or sent across the network. You can verify this anytime using tools like Activity Monitor, Little Snitch, or Wireshark.
macOS 13 Ventura, macOS 14 Sonoma, and macOS 15 Sequoia (both Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4 and Intel architectures).
Simply quit KeyXamathi from the menu bar and drag the app from Applications to the Trash. Revoke Accessibility permissions in System Settings whenever desired.