Keypress 2.1 rebuilds both history modes around one idea: what your viewers see should read like the text you are actually typing. NEW • Command zone — modifiers, shortcuts and system keys get their own block with a repeat counter (⌘V ×3), placed independently from the typed content • Stacked History now echoes real text — large readable lines with inline ⏎ and ⇥, Backspace genuinely erases, finished lines thin out behind the typing, and the echo clears after a pause • Horizontal History is a true typing ribbon — keys appear in the exact order you press them, letters follow Shift and Caps Lock, and the row scrolls with a conveyor animation that adapts to your typing pace • Input key sizing and tint — Space, Enter, Backspace and Tab render wide or narrow, with per-key overrides and a subtle tone that sets them apart from letters • Text echo timing — control how long finished lines linger while you type and how quickly the text clears after a pause • Zone snapping in the positioning editor — the two blocks stick to each other and to screen anchors, and can be placed tight into screen corners IMPROVED • Each history mode lays out its typed content and command zone separately per display, with a realistic three-line preview for Stacked mode • The overlay rises in and settles out as one rigid unit, and hiding waits for the animation to finish • Keyboard settings cleaned up — dead toggles removed, filters scoped to the mode where they actually act, and subtitles rewritten to describe the real behavior FIXED • Typing order no longer scrambles — Space and other special keys stop jumping into the middle of the row, and repeated letters stop flashing in place of each other • Exit animation stutter on 60 Hz displays

Keypress 2.0 is the biggest release yet — the app grew from a keyboard overlay into a full input visualization studio. NEW • Cursor Halo — make the pointer impossible to miss: shapes, layered contours, glow, and distinct reactions to clicks, dragging and scrolling • Keypress Pet — an original animated cat that types at your speed, watches and hunts the cursor, sleeps and plays; every habit has its own switch • Stacked History — a conversation-style keyboard history that groups typing into readable lines and keeps the active shortcut anchored • Studio settings — a native sidebar interface with pinned live previews and separate keyboard and pointer theme galleries • On-screen positioning — drag the real overlay on any display with snapping, reset and cancel • Selected Displays — mirror the overlay across multiple displays with a separate saved position for each • Input filters — all keys or shortcuts only, with independent modifier, function and special key controls • More global shortcuts — toggle the halo, switch content mode, open the position editor, resize the overlay • Live localization — English, German, Spanish, French and Russian, switchable without restart • A new cinematic onboarding with an interactive preview and a replayable setup tour IMPROVED • Display preferences use stable identifiers, so reconnecting monitors never points the overlay at the wrong screen • Mode changes are confirmed by an independent status HUD that never moves the keyboard overlay • Settings persist as versioned, validated snapshots; rapid slider and color changes stay immediate FIXED • Keys, modifiers and duplicates no longer stick after missed releases, permission changes or filter switches • The Cursor Halo stays glued to the pointer, reaches every screen edge and resynchronizes after Space changes • Stacked History stays stable at every screen anchor