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[shortcutFoo](https://twitter.com/#!/shortcutfoo) was created by programmers for programmers in an attempt to make learning your editor fun, easy, and effective. Akin to the days of first learning how to type on a keyboard, shortcutFoo aims to help programmers accomplish more in less time and with f

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About shortcutFoo

ShortcutFoo is a keyboard shortcut training platform for over 30 tools including Figma, VSCode, Notion, Slack, and more. It uses spaced repetition and hands-on drills to build muscle memory, moving from cheat sheets to actual recall. Users learn by typing real shortcuts, practice at their own pace, and test under pressure to earn achievements from Noob to Shark Norris. Created by programmers for programmers, it aims to make learning shortcuts fun, easy, and effective.

Key Features

Curated shortcut sets for 30+ tools (Figma, VSCode, Notion, Slack, etc.)
Hands-on drills: type real shortcuts, not multiple choice
Spaced repetition scheduling
Practice mode with optional hints
Timed tests with 70% pass threshold
Six achievement levels (Noob to Shark Norris)
Free forever for casual learners
Team pricing available

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Effective spaced repetition builds long-term memory
  • Real typing drills instead of passive reading
  • Covers a wide variety of popular tools
  • Free tier available for casual learners
  • Gamification adds motivation and tracks progress
Cons
  • Focus is purely on keyboard shortcuts, not broader software skills
  • Some users may find the drill format repetitive
  • Free version may be limited for advanced features

Best For

Learning keyboard shortcuts for code editors (Vim, VSCode, Sublime, Neovim)Mastering shortcuts for design tools (Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator)Boosting productivity in office apps (Excel, Word, Gmail, Slack)Training for project management tools (JIRA, Asana, Trello)Improving speed in development tools (Git, GitHub, Chrome DevTools)

FAQ

How does ShortcutFoo work?
ShortcutFoo uses a spaced repetition system where you are shown a command and must type the correct shortcut. Wrong answers reappear until mastered. You can learn, practice at your own pace, or take timed tests.
What tools are supported?
Over 30 tools including Figma, Slack, Notion, VSCode, Gmail, Photoshop, Excel, Git, Vim, and more.
Is ShortcutFoo free?
Yes, it is free forever for casual learners. Team pricing is available for groups.