Comfort settings your game forgot to ship.

Games ship with the keybind screen the studio had time for. Rebind picks up where it stops: binds that change with the active window, one key that means two things, chat lines you send without typing. Quality of life, not gameplay automation. Your inputs stay yours.

A chat macro on one key

-- rebind: min_sdk=3.0.0
-- rebind: name=Quick Chat

local cfg = UI.Schema({
    message = UI.Text("good game, well played", { label = "Message" }),
})

function OnDown(key)
    if key == "F10" then
        HID.Combo("Enter")
        Timer.After(80, function()
            HID.Type(cfg.message)
            HID.Combo("Enter")
        end)
        return false
    end
    return true
end

The message lives in the settings panel, not in the code.

What else fits here

• A hold-to-switch sensitivity key for precise aim in menus and map screens.
• Layered binds: hold a mouse button and the number row becomes something else.
• Profiles that swap automatically when the game window takes focus.
• A crafting queue that repeats a recipe a configurable number of times.
• Mount, chat wheel, and inventory macros for actions the game buries in menus.

Generate any of these in RebindGPT.