Keyword routing for your address bar
Your address bar, with keybindings.
Bind short keywords to the sites you use. Type yt lofi and land on YouTube search. One redirect, no detours.
Free · Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and Firefox
How it works
Set up once. Use it in every search.
Shortcuts registers as one search engine in your browser. From then on, every keyword you bind is a keystroke away.
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Bind a keyword
Pair a short keyword with any link or search URL.
ghgithub.com/search?q={query} - 2
Add one search engine
Paste your private URL into your browser's site search settings.
NameShortcutsShortcutsURL…/?q=%s&t=•••••• - 3
Type and go
Type a keyword in the address bar. Anything else goes to your search engine.
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Features
Small tool. Carefully built.
Everything you need to route the web from your keyboard, and nothing that slows it down.
Templates that fit any site
Use {query} for everything you type, {1}, {2} for single words, or a plain link that extra text is appended to.
- ytyoutube.com/results?search_query={query}yt lofi → …search_query=lofi
- repogithub.com/{1}/{2}repo vercel next → github.com/vercel/next
- ghgithub.comgh vercel/next.js → github.com/vercel/next.js
One hop, no page load
The server answers with a single redirect. Nothing renders in between, and logging happens after you've left.
Your search engine, your call
Anything that isn't a keyword goes to the engine you pick, or any URL with {query}.
Edit from the address bar
Add or remove shortcuts without opening the dashboard.
Private by default
Your URL carries a secret token you can regenerate anytime. Redirect history is deleted automatically.
Start routing in under a minute.
Sign in, copy your URL into your browser, and type your first keyword.