Key Dial · In development

Your phone.
A dial for your Mac.

We’re building a phone controller for everyday Mac shortcuts. Join the waitlist for news about the free private beta.

Workflow previews

The same dial. Different workflows.

These scenes illustrate shortcut profiles we’re testing. Tap AUX on the preview dial to explore each mode. This website demo does not control your Mac.

Chrome

Read the whole page with one hand.

Rotate to scroll. Tap to open a link. Flick to switch tabs.

Final Cut Pro

Scrub timelines like a physical jog wheel.

J-K-L in your palm. Blade at the playhead. Mark in and out without leaving the surface.

Terminal

Step through history without the arrow keys.

A twist replays the last command. EXEC hits return. Undo lives on AUX.

Inside the preview

Small on your desk. Big on your day.

A dial you can feel.

Haptic feedback accompanies the dial on supported devices. We’re refining how the control feels during everyday use.

Profiles for your apps.

Map controls to keyboard shortcuts and use profiles for different Mac apps. We’re testing switching behavior in the beta.

Wi-Fi. Or Bluetooth.

Local Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections are in development. We’re working through reconnects and fallback before opening the beta.

Local device control.

Dial commands travel directly between your phone and Mac. The website waitlist is separate and uses your email for updates.

What we’re building

A useful control under your other hand.

Turn the dial to send a shortcut. Use the buttons for related actions. Create profiles for the Mac apps you use.

We’re testing everyday workflows like scrolling, stepping through a timeline, and navigating command history. Compatibility and connection reliability are still being tested.

The interactive phone above is a product preview. It does not connect to or control your Mac.

The plan for access

Free to try during private beta.

Free mobile controllers. A one-time Mac purchase at launch. No monthly subscription is planned. Pricing and license terms are still being finalized.

Custom profiles and the current controls will be available to beta testers. We’ll explain the launch offer before paid access begins.

Join the waitlist

Common questions

Everything you might be wondering.

When can I try it?

Join the waitlist. We’ll invite small groups once their platform is ready. There is no fixed launch date, and a waitlist place does not guarantee an immediate invitation.

Which devices will I need?

A Mac and an iPhone or Android phone. We’ll include the supported OS versions with each invitation. Windows is not currently planned for the beta.

Will it be free?

The private beta and mobile controllers will be free. We plan a one-time Mac purchase at launch, with no monthly subscription. Pricing and license terms are not final.

Can I make my own profiles?

Custom shortcut profiles are part of the product direction and will be available during beta. We’re testing which workflows work well before publishing a compatibility list.

How does it connect?

The controller communicates locally with your Mac over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Connection reliability, latency, and battery use are still being tested.

Why do you need my email?

The waitlist uses your email and platform choices for beta and release updates. It is separate from local device pairing. You can request removal at any time; see our privacy notice.

Early access

Join the Key Dial waitlist.

We’re preparing a free private beta for Mac with iPhone and Android controllers. Invitations will go out in small batches when each platform is ready. No payment required.

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Beta and release updates

Choose your platforms. We’ll send relevant beta and launch updates.

By joining, you request beta and release updates for your selected platforms. Read our privacy notice. Joining does not guarantee a beta place.

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