How it works.
- 01Getting startedInstall Ghostkeys, launch it for the first time, and grant the permissions it needs.
- 02CalibrationHow to calibrate well, what posture profiles mean, and when to recalibrate.
- 03ZonesDrawing zones, recommended layouts per Mac model, and what makes zones easy to tell apart.
- 04GesturesEvery gesture Ghostkeys recognizes, how to perform it, and which surfaces suit which gestures.
- 05ActionsEvery action kind, with examples, macros, integrations, and per-app layers.
- 06Presets and layoutsReady-made bindings and ready-made zone arrangements, and how they fit together.
- 07Sound modeAn optional add-on that listens for taps through the microphone, plus an inaudible sonar for gestures made in the air.
- 08Camera add-onAn optional add-on, still in development, for gestures made in the air above your keyboard.
- 09Privacy and safetyExactly what Ghostkeys reads, what it never stores, and what it never does.
- 10TroubleshootingFalse triggers, missed taps, lap use, the typing gate, missing sensors, permission issues, and a full uninstall.
- 11CompatibilityWhich Macs are fully supported, which are limited, and what's planned.
- 12FAQCommon questions about how Ghostkeys works day to day.
- 13For developersThe WebSocket protocol, the SDK, CLI, Raycast extension, and the Windows port.