KeyEcho is a keyboard sound simulation software designed to enhance your typing experience by delivering crisp, realistic mechanical keyboard sounds with every keystroke.
Key Features:
Instant response and minimal CPU/memory usage for seamless performance.
Cross-platform compatibility, supporting Windows (64-bit/ARM64), macOS (Intel/M1/M2), and Linux (64-bit/ARM64/ARMv7).
Customizable sound packs to match personal preferences or replicate specific mechanical keyboard models.
Lightweight design, with the core application weighing less than 5 MB.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts, typists, and anyone seeking a more immersive typing experience. KeyEcho allows users to enjoy the auditory feedback of mechanical keyboards without requiring physical hardware, enhancing productivity, creativity, or simply providing a satisfying auditory companion during work or leisure.
Install KeyEcho via winget for a quick and efficient setup.
README
KeyEcho
KeyEcho is a tiny open-source desktop app that plays pleasant keyboard sounds
while you type. It is built with Tauri, Rust, and Solid, and is designed to stay
local, fast, and easy to audit.
KeyEcho needs the operating system permissions required for global keyboard
event listening. It maps key events to local sound playback; it does not upload
typed content.
git clone git@github.com:ZacharyL2/KeyEcho.git
cd KeyEcho
pnpm install
pnpm dev
Useful Commands
pnpm web:dev # Vite frontend only
pnpm web:build # Type-check and build the frontend
pnpm test:rust # Rust tests
pnpm test # Rust tests, web tests, and frontend build
pnpm build # Tauri production build
