for writers
Stay in flow.
App switches, paste history, reference tabs, citation formats — the logistics of writing are eating your writing time. fns handles the keyboard overhead so you can focus on the words.
80%
less time switching context — direct-press vs ⌘-tab cycling
🎙
voice drafting 3× faster than typing for first drafts
"cite"
expander for academic citation format — one shorthand, full output
The writing day, reimagined.
Before fns
- ⌘-tab hunt to find Bear or Notion
- Copy quote from a tab, paste to wrong document
- Type "[Author, Year]" for the 50th time
- Lose the clipboard when copying a new reference
- Reach for the mouse to scroll a long draft
- Context-switch breaking mid-sentence flow
After fns
- fn+B → Bear, instant
- fn+V → all quotes in history, searchable
- fn+N → Notion, instant
- cite → full APA format auto-expands
- Clipboard keeps last 50 items, nothing lost
- fn+J/K → scroll draft without leaving the keyboard
The writer's toolkit.
DICT
Voice drafting
Hold fn+space to ramble a first draft by voice. Get the ideas out fast, edit later. 3× faster than typing for unstructured thinking.
CLIP
Research assembly
Pull quotes from 10 tabs, all sitting in clipboard history. Paste them in order without losing a single one mid-research.
TEXT
Citation expanders
apa→ expands to full APA format, mla→ expands to MLA. Your style guide, encoded in keystrokes.
FLOW
Focus mode
One binding closes Twitter, opens your writing app, and enables Focus. No willpower required — just one chord.
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