SpeedKee turns your Android keyboard into a command surface for shortcuts, apps, websites, and the text you use every day. Start simple. Reveal more power when you are ready.
Keep your usual keyboard as default. Switch to SpeedKee when you want its shortcuts and launch commands.
$9.99 on Google Play · Privacy-first · Works alongside your usual keyboard
SpeedKee adds two kinds of shortcuts to your keyboard. Use either, or both.
Type a short trigger. SpeedKee fills in the rest. Perfect for email signatures, addresses, and phrases you write all the time.
Use a key, symbol, or shortcut to launch what you use most — apps, websites, or quick actions. The keyboard becomes a launcher when you need it.
SpeedKee can open links to favorites, such as a favorite photo link, document, map, video, product, or online file, when the app provides a URL.
SpeedKee saves the link, not the original photo or file. When the shortcut runs, the linked item opens.
SpeedKee has been tested with 3,500+ shortcuts and very long text expansions, including expansions over 10,000 characters, without noticeable lag.
Long-press 1 to add a new shortcut right from the keyboard. Set it up, then return to what you were doing.
No digging through settings. No hopping between apps to configure something simple.
Tip: On some screens, you may need to hide the keyboard to see the Save/OK button.
The power is built in from the start. Each step simply reveals more of it.
Clean keyboard, simple text shortcuts, and direct launching.
Shifted-number and utility keys bring common tools into view.
Visual icons, hubs, and more launch options appear when you want them.
? keys can act like question modifiers near related icons.
Same keyboard. Same idea. You choose how much of it shows up at once.
Use SpeedKee full time, or call it up only when you need it. Your phone stays yours.
SpeedKee stores your shortcuts on your device. Voice typing is handled separately by Google Voice Typing. Apps you launch from SpeedKee continue to use their own permissions and settings.
Your shortcuts are stored locally on your device.
SpeedKee never requests microphone access. Voice typing is handled separately by Google Voice Typing.
SpeedKee does not request access to contacts or location.
No analytics, no telemetry, no ad IDs. SpeedKee does not phone home.
New to shortcuts? Try MultiShortcuts Pro on your computer first. SpeedKee brings the same paradigm to your phone keyboard.
Install SpeedKee, choose a view, and try your first shortcut.
Important: open the setup guide before you install.
It walks you through every step in plain language — including how to switch keyboards and try your first shortcut. Keep it open in another tab while you install.
Open the setup guide →Not sure yet? Try MultiShortcuts Pro free on Windows first →
Want a preview of the advanced view? Try the optional demo →