Tygear
No more guessing which keyboard you're on.
What it does
Give every macOS input source its own global keyboard shortcut. Switch directly without Accessibility permission.
Tygear does one small job—and makes it feel completely natural. A shortcut may conflict with macOS or another app. If it doesn't respond, choose a different combination. Stop cycling through input sources. Give each one its own shortcut and let your fingers remember the rest. Choose your two most-used input sources and move between them with one shortcut. If another input source is active, the pair shortcut returns to source A first—then resumes toggling your daily pair. While Tygear is running, your shortcuts work globally—from code and documents to chat and search. Tygear lives in the menu bar and stays out of the way. Follow macOS or choose your preferred interface language. Tygear uses…from tygear.app
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