Guides and deep dives on Lua scripting, hardware macros, and the Rebind platform.
Rebind 3.2.4 ships the rebind CLI: new, check, lint, run, exec, repl, package, publish. Scaffold a package, hot-reload it against the live runtime, poke the SDK from an interactive session, and ship to the marketplace from your terminal.
Seventeen macros and a decade of license fees, replaced by a single Luau script that RebindGPT wrote from a plain description of my setup.
Install Rebind, attach your mouse and keyboard through Rebind Link, and write your first Luau script. From install to a working macro in about 10 minutes.
Rebind scripts are written in Luau, a typed, fast variant of Lua, and run in the Rebind Engine on your PC. What the language brings and what the SDK exposes.
Describe the behavior you want. RebindGPT drafts the script, and you review it before it runs.
Ready-to-use Rebind Luau scripts: key remaps, text expansion, mouse precision, an auto-clicker, per-app shortcuts, an HTTP remote, and accessibility tools. Copy, paste, run.
Vendor macro software locks your profiles to one brand. Switch mice and you start over. Rebind scripts work with your USB keyboards and mice, whoever made them.
Key remapping, mouse transforms, text expansion, HTTP, pixel sampling, audio, IPC, and more. A plain-language tour of the Rebind SDK.