Add anything to your keyboard.

No URLs to type. No copying and pasting. Just share any app or website directly to SpeedKee — one tap and it's on your keyboard forever.

Step 1
Share any app from the Play Store

Find an app you want on your keyboard. Then share it to SpeedKee — the URL lands on your Speedbar instantly.

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Find an app on the Play Store.
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Tap the three dots (top right) → Share.
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Select SpeedKee from the share menu.
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The app URL appears instantly on your Speedbar — ready to assign.
Share sheet showing SpeedKee
Select SpeedKee from the share menu.
If you don't see it, scroll down or tap "More." After using it once, SpeedKee moves to the top.
URL on Speedbar
The URL appears on your Speedbar.
From here you assign it a trigger — long-press, double-tap, icon + letter, or Rocket key.
Step 2
Assign your trigger

Choose how you want to launch this app or site. Any of these methods work.

MethodHow to use it
Long-pressType lp then tap the icon
Double-tapTap the icon twice
Icon + letterTap the icon once + any letter
Rocket keyTap 🚀 + any letter
Works for websites too
Same method. Any website.

In Chrome, tap Menu → Share → SpeedKee to send any web address to your Speedbar instantly. Any site you visit can become a one-tap destination on your keyboard.

Try it now
Open the Play Store and add something
🏪
Open Play Store →
Browse apps and share one to SpeedKee.
🚀
Shortcut: Use Rocket + P anytime to jump straight to the Play Store.
Troubleshooting
New shortcut not replacing the old one

SpeedKee doesn't overwrite existing shortcuts. Long-press 3 to search for the old one and delete it first, then create your new one.

SpeedKee not appearing in the share menu

Android sometimes buries share targets. Scroll down or tap "More" to find SpeedKee. Once used once, it moves to the top.

URL shared but nothing appeared on Speedbar

Make sure SpeedKee is your active keyboard when you share. Switch to SpeedKee first, then repeat the share.

How do I find apps to add?

Tap the Play Store link above or use Rocket + P. Once you find an app, use the Share menu to send it to SpeedKee.

Your keyboard is now yours.

You've got the tools. Next up — the full command reference, so you always know what's possible.

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