Short abbreviations become your email, your signature, or today's date when you press Tab. It works in every app, because it types for you rather than living inside one.
| Type | Then Tab | Becomes |
|---|---|---|
@@ | Tab | your email |
;sig | Tab | your signature |
/date | Tab | today's date, such as 2026-10-19 |
Needs Rebind 3.8.0 or newer on Windows or macOS. It requests clipboard access.
Settings
- Expand with: default Tab. When no abbreviation comes right before it, Tab works as usual.
- Snippets tab: three abbreviations, each with the text it expands to. Write
{date}anywhere in a text to insert today's date. Text changes apply right away.
Limits
- Write abbreviations in lowercase; what you type is matched in lowercase.
- Abbreviations can use letters, digits,
;/.,-and@. The@is read as Shift+2, so it works on US-layout keyboards. - The expansion is pasted, so it replaces what was on the clipboard.
- Mouse clicks and arrow keys do not reset what it has seen you type; press Space or Enter to start fresh.
- Live use remains unverified on Windows and macOS.
Stop
Stop the package from the editor toolbar, or press Left Ctrl + Left Alt + K (Left Control + Left Option + K on macOS) to stop all scripts.