The Problem
Shortcut lists are easy to save and easy to ignore. The real value comes when a person practices enough for the shortcut to become natural, especially when they spend many hours working on a computer.
Case Study
KeyShorts
KeyShorts is an in-progress learning tool that turns keyboard shortcuts from saved lists into active practice, while staying honest about the parts still being improved.
In progressShortcut practice experiment still being stabilized
This tool is marked in progress, so some behavior may still be unstable or incomplete.
The Constraints
This was one of my earlier builds, and it took several attempts to get the experience closer to what I had in mind. Some shortcut combinations are harder to capture cleanly, and the product still needs careful improvement before I can call it finished.
The Solution & Build
I rebuilt the product several times with AI support, learning from wrong turns and tightening the practice flow. The focus is a hands-on experience where the user sees the keys, tries the shortcut, and learns through repetition instead of reading another static list.
The Impact
KeyShorts shows the process side of Raztom Lab: persistence, rebuilding, and keeping a product public while being honest about its state. The long-term idea is simple: make keyboard learning more active before expanding it for wider training needs.