Keyfire

Keyfire is the no-code alternative to AutoHotkey. Build hotkeys, macros, and text shortcuts on Windows with a visual editor — no scripting, no config files. Runs fully local with no account or cloud sync. Free to use in beta. What you can do with Keyfire: Remap any key or key combination Chain actions into multi-step macros (keystrokes, mouse clicks, app launches, window focus, delays) Create text expansions with fill-in fields and clipboard variables Trigger a radial menu from any hotkey for fast visual access to actions Search files, apps, and bookmarks from a quick overlay Browse and paste from clipboard history Smart profiles that follow your workflow. Keyfire automatically switches your active hotkey set based on the app you're using. The same key can launch a build in VS Code, jump to a frame in Premiere, or insert a snippet in Outlook — Keyfire knows which one you mean because it watches the foreground window. No manual toggling, no mode keys, no thinking about it. Switch apps, your shortcuts switch with you. Who it's for: Project managers, architects, engineers, and anyone who spends their day across multiple Windows apps but doesn't want to learn a scripting language to automate their workflow. If you've ever looked at AutoHotkey and given up after ten minutes, Keyfire is built for you. Why it's different: Everything is configured through a visual UI. No .ahk files, no syntax errors, no Stack Overflow rabbit holes. Keyfire also runs entirely on your machine — your macros and expansions never leave your computer. Currently in paid beta. Built by Node Group Ltd (London).