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A tool that tracks your keypresses and stores them locally
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Read Me
KeyPressStats
A tool that tracks your keypresses and stores them locally in a JSON file.
How to use
- Head over to releases and download the latest version
- Launch KeyPressStats.exe
- In your system tray, you should see Keypress Stats is now open
- Right click on it and it will show you your most and least used keys and when it next updates. You can also click the Open Keypresses File to launch the Keypresses.json file which contains all of your keypress stats.
- You can add Keypress Stats to your startup apps. On windows, press Win + R and type shell:startup and then create a shortcut of KeyPressStats.exe inside of the startup folder.
How does it work?
Every time you press a key, it stores that keypress in a list and every 30 seconds, all of the keys inside of that list will be stored in the Keypresses.json file and sorted.
Notes
Requires .NET 6
