Chrome
Read the whole page with one hand.
Rotate to scroll. Tap to open a link. Flick to switch tabs.
Meet Key Dial
A rotary dial that lives in your pocket — and reshapes itself for whatever Mac app you're in.
In the wild
Your Mac knows what's frontmost. Key Dial knows too — and reshapes itself the second you switch. Tap AUX on the dial to preview each mode.
Chrome
Rotate to scroll. Tap to open a link. Flick to switch tabs.
Final Cut Pro
J-K-L in your palm. Blade at the playhead. Mark in and out without leaving the surface.
Terminal
A twist replays the last command. EXEC hits return. Undo lives on AUX.
Why creators love it
Every tick is a subtle haptic on your palm. You feel where you are. Your hand can wander without watching the phone.
The Mac watches the frontmost app and streams new labels instantly. Chrome to Final Cut — no toggling, no menus, no thinking.
Prefers Wi-Fi when it's around, drops to Bluetooth when it isn't. You never think about it. It just keeps working.
Your phone talks straight to your Mac. No servers, no accounts, no telemetry. What you press stays between you and the machine on your desk.
What people are saying
“The dial replaced my jog wheel. My Stream Deck. Half my mouse. It just knows what I need.”
“Cursor jumps to end of file? Turn. Compile? EXEC. It's how a keyboard should feel in 2026.”
“It sits on my desk mat like a real hardware knob. People ask what it is. Then they want one.”
Pricing
Grab the Mac agent and try the dial on your iPhone free for a month. Upgrade only when you can't imagine going back.
Free
$0 forever
Pro
$19 once. Or $2.99/mo.
Charged only if you love it.
Common questions
No — and that's on purpose. Cellular introduces latency that would make the dial feel spongy. Key Dial uses Wi-Fi on your local network, or Bluetooth LE when you're within range of your Mac.
One tick on the dial reaches your Mac in roughly 5–15 milliseconds over Wi-Fi. It feels instant. Bluetooth is a hair slower — still under the perception threshold for scrolling and shortcuts.
No. The controller only pings while it's open on your screen. Backgrounded or locked, it uses effectively zero power. Even heavy sessions barely move the battery bar.
Any Mac app that responds to keyboard shortcuts. Key Dial ships with preset profiles for Chrome, Safari, Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, and Terminal — and you can build your own for anything else in a minute.
Nope. Pair by scanning a QR code the Mac shows you. That's it. No sign-up, no email, no telemetry. Everything happens between the two devices.
Pair as many as you like. Tap the header on the iPhone to jump between them in one tap. Included in Pro.
Get it
Free for Mac, forever. iPhone and Android are landing on their stores soon — grab the Mac side today and get pinged the moment your phone is up.
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