About Keybreeze

Keybreeze started out as a personal project of mine back in 2002. Back then, the application was called PC-Com, short for PC Commands, and it was just used by myself and a few friends. It was a very basic launcher, allowing you to add custom keywords for files, folders, and websites, and you could run them by pressing a hotkey and typing keywords. Over the years, I continued to add features to the program, such as an autocomplete list, letter commands, automatic indexing, text functions, sticky notes, and macros. In 2007, I realized the application needed a new name to gain exposure, so I came up with Keybreeze. A few years later, I rewrote the application from scratch in C#, which allowed a smoother interface, a more modern look, and various enhancements.

As you can see, Keybreeze has come a long way, and it will continue to be supported and improved for many years to come.

I hope you enjoy using Keybreeze and that it helps you become more productive on your computer. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or feedback.

Sincerely,

Andrew Langford