Keyboard Maestro
A macOS desktop automation app that uses configurable macros to automate applications, websites, text, images, and repetitive workflows through commands or schedules.
A macOS desktop automation app that uses configurable macros to automate applications, websites, text, images, and repetitive workflows through commands or schedules.
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- What is Keyboard Maestro?
- A macOS desktop automation app that uses configurable macros to automate applications, websites, text, images, and repetitive workflows through commands or schedules.
- Who is it for?
- Mac-based power users, office administrators, and professionals who repeatedly work across desktop applications, documents, and websites. Suitable for individual users ranging from automation beginners to experienced users building complex multi-application reporting workflows; company size and seniority are not specified.
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What this product does
Keyboard Maestro is the leading software for macOS automation. It will increase business productivity by using macros (or short cuts) with simple keystrokes.
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Platforms
- Mac
Company & Maker
Who built Keyboard Maestro?
- Company
- Stairways Software Pty Ltd
- Product
- A macOS desktop automation app that uses configurable macros to automate applications, websites, text, images, and repetitive workflows through commands or schedules.
- HQ
- Perth
- Founded
- 1995
- Team size
- 1
- Founders
- Peter N Lewis - Founder & Developer
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“Yes, it is just me. Chris and a few others help a lot on the forum, and with the wiki, but everything else is just me. The reason I can do this is, well, for one I'm a pretty good programmer, but I think more importantly, I have a very strong focus on quality and clarity.”
Problem Solved
What problem does Keyboard Maestro solve?
Mac power users and office professionals repeatedly switch apps, type the same text, organize windows, and download reports. These manual steps consume time and introduce errors, especially during daily routines and month-end reporting. Keyboard Maestro lets them combine actions, conditions, and loops into macros that run on command or schedule. For example, an office administrator can automate opening applications, arranging windows, downloading reports, and preparing documents each morning.
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Keyboard Maestro is automation software for the Mac, according to its public tagline. The available material does not say which tasks it automates or who buys it.
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Best-fit workflows
- Automatically launch applications and arrange Mac windows each morning
- Replace repetitive typing with reusable text snippets
- Automate end-of-month reports across multiple Mac applications
- Extract text from images and transform clipboard content
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Last updated Oct 2026
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