Built for macOS

Know Your Keystrokes

A native macOS menu bar app that tracks your keystrokes, typing speed, and productivity patterns. All data stays on your device.

One-time purchase · macOS 14+ · Lifetime updates

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Everything you need

Simple, powerful, and completely private.

Real-time Tracking

Live keystroke count in your menu bar with quick stats and sparkline charts.

Typing Speed

Track WPM, see peak speeds, and identify your most productive hours.

Per-App Analytics

See which apps you type in most. Exclude sensitive apps from tracking.

100% Private

All data stays on your Mac. No cloud, no analytics, no network requests.

Visualize your patterns

Beautiful charts and insights to understand your productivity.

Hourly Activity

24-hour breakdown of your typing activity.

Keyboard Heatmap

Visual map of your most-used keys.

Activity History

GitHub-style contribution grid for weeks or months.

Dashboard

App Exclusion

Exclude password managers or sensitive apps.

Data Export

Download your stats as CSV anytime.

Pause Tracking

Pause and resume with one click.

Delete Everything

Remove all data with one click.

Simple pricing

One-time purchase. No subscriptions. Pay once, use forever.

$9.99

one-time purchase

  • All analytics and visualizations
  • Free updates forever
  • Export data to CSV
  • macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later

License key delivered via email · Secure payment via Stripe

FAQ

Does it record what I type?

No. KeyboardCount only counts key presses — it never records or stores what you type. Your content remains completely private.

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. All data stays on your Mac. KeyboardCount makes zero network requests. There's no cloud sync, no analytics, no telemetry.

Why isn't it on the Mac App Store?

The Mac App Store requires apps to be sandboxed, which prevents system-wide keyboard monitoring. KeyboardCount needs this capability to count keystrokes across all applications.

Can I exclude certain apps?

Yes. In Settings, you can exclude any application from tracking. Great for password managers or other sensitive apps.