7 November 2026
Version 1.3.9
- Text mode is a normal sentence. The box is labeled What should this key do?. Examples sit in the box. You do not learn a special format.
- Every window unless you name an app. “F7 opens Calculator” works everywhere and opens the Calculator app. Say “in Chrome” or “while gaming” when you want only that app. The proposed card says where it will work.
- No Calculator action. An older binding saved as
open_calculatornow openscalc.exe. Other bindings and profiles are left as they are.
6 November 2026
Version 1.3.8
- Per-app rules no longer stick a key. With App or Both, Keyware 1.3.7 let the key go down and then swallowed the key-up, so the app in front could see a stuck key. The press and the release now both reach that app. App still skips Keyware's action. Both still runs the action and passes the key. A short hold does not type the key a second time. Per-app shortcut rules
The home page offers two Windows builds of this version: 64-bit Keyware.exe (20.2 MB) and native ARM64 Keyware-arm64.exe (15.5 MB). On ARM64 Windows the 64-bit file runs under emulation. There is no Mac download.
5 November 2026
Version 1.3.7
- Setups inside a profile. Up to 9 numbered setups per profile, each with its own keys, for example Minecraft with 1 Elytra and 2 Spear. Hold the number key for 8 seconds to switch; a quick tap still types the number. How to use setups
- On/off shortcut. Ctrl Alt F12 turns Keyware off and on, with a small note each time. Change it in Settings. More
- Per-app shortcut rules. Let an app keep its own shortcut, run Keyware's action, or both, and set it just by describing it in Text mode. More
2 November 2026
Version 1.3.6
- Any key or mouse button. Use middle click, back/forward, the wheel and tilt, modifier + left/right click, or any Windows key code as a trigger. More
- Donate button. A way to support Keyware, right in the app.