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Moving From Text Blaze or TextExpander? Keep Every Shortcut
Import your existing snippet library into KeyText and keep your triggers, then add AI drafting, rewriting, and replies. Browser-native and free to start. keytext.app
Long list of old shortcuts, "rebuild all this?" dread
Import button, library flows into KeyText
Old trigger typed in Gmail, still expands
AI rewrite and reply appear on top. End card with "No credit card"
"Years of shortcuts in Text Blaze or TextExpander? You don't have to rebuild them. KeyText imports your library directly, so your triggers keep working from day one. Then you get what they're missing: AI that drafts, rewrites, and replies in every text field. Browser-native, no desktop app, and free to start with no credit card. Keep your muscle memory. Add the AI. KeyText, on Chrome."
#KeyText #TextBlaze #TextExpander #ProductivityTools #AITextExpander #Chrome
Save hours of typing with this one trick
One library that follows your cursor — no per-app rebuilding.
Write It Once. Own It Everywhere. Your Templates Are Trapped In One App. One Shortcut. Every Tab.
Gmail has canned responses. LinkedIn has saved templates. Slack has… nothing useful. So you keep ten copies of the same reply scattered across apps that don't talk to each other. KeyText is one library that follows your cursor: the same /intro fires in Gmail, LinkedIn, Slack, Outlook, Notion, HubSpot — 99+ more. Write your best reply once. It's everywhere you type, forever.
Free on Chrome: 15 snippets · 3 folders · 50 AI actions/month. → keytext.app
Which app is currently holding your best templates hostage?
#KeyText #TextExpander #ChromeExtension #ProductivityTools #Gmail #LinkedIn #Slack #WorkHacks #EmailTemplates #Snippets #WorkSmarter #TechTok #hacks #productivity #chrome