I made a web app [1] to quickly create collections of keyboard shortcuts that can then be learned and trained. I didn't like the pre-defined drills of existing

I made a web app [1] to quickly create collections of keyboard shortcuts that can then be learned and trained. I didn't like the pre-defined drills of existing shortcut learning software, so I tried hard to make it as seamless and efficient as possible to create personal collections of Keyboard shortcuts and text snippets. They can be imported from a public shortcut database or defined from scratch. From there, you can practice your shortcut collections with the goal of memorizing them and getting faster and more accurate. It even calculates a confidence value for each keyboard shortcut in your collections based on your training performance. I am using it myself extensively and have learned a ton of new shortcuts and have eliminated bad habits. Made a blog post (during lockdown) about my complete collection of shortcuts [2]. However, some of my first users seem to struggle with the concept of having to build their own collections. So I am learning a lot about product design and user onboarding right now. This is quite exciting for me as I am working mainly on Java Backends in my regular job. [1] https://keycombiner.com https://keycombiner.com [2] https://tkainrad.dev/posts/a-collection-of-all-keyboard-shortcuts-i-use/ https://tkainrad.dev/posts/a-collection-of-all-keyboard-shor...