This app has some promise, but in its current version, it has some significant shortcomings compared to competing apps, like KeyCastr:• There’s seemingly no way to get the app to convey that you’ve pressed a key multiple times. For instance, if you press Tab-Tab-Tab, the “Tab” key appears on screen only once.• On top of that, there’s no way to drag the key display to a custom position on screen. Consider, for instance, that you were on a Zoom call for work but you were using Zoom’s “share this window” option rather than the “share my entire screen” option. Welp—there’s no way to position the key display at the bottom of a specific window, so too bad.• As well, even at the largest size setting, the key display still isn’t all that large. In particular, if maybe you’re sharing your screen to a conference room projector—and those conference room projectors never seem to have the best picture quality—your instinct will probably be to want the key display to be a bit extra large just to make sure that the people at the back of the room can see it. Again—too bad. All this being said, I’d love to see the developer keep working on this. With some improvements, this could end up being a decent app.