Find “theme”
Search the action name instead of remembering its modifier combination.
A LITTLE LIGHT FOR YOUR MUSCLE MEMORY
Your shortcuts.
In a new light.
illuminating your bindings
Find the keys for your desktop and the apps you use. Search by what you want to do, see the matching keys, and keep your favorites close.
Native on Linux. First-class Omarchy support.
Development preview · your inputs, in focus
a small input.
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⌘Omarchy desktop
Toggle full screen.↗
a brighter way through.Toggle full screen.↗
INPUT 001 / POSSIBILITY ∞
KEYBOARDS↗MOUSE GESTURES↗CONTROLLERS↗YOUR WAY OF WORKING
01 / FROM AN ACTION TO ITS KEYS
Your OS. Your apps.
One place to look.
Choose a shortcut below. Its keys light up on this keyboard. In the app, explore the keyboard or use Omarchy’s live keyboard guide.
OS & APP SHORTCUTS / TRY IT HERE
Highlighted keys show the selected action’s chord.
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?
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Examples: standard Omarchy and Chromium bindings. Bindlume reads your live Omarchy configuration; your customized shortcuts take precedence. This webpage does not run desktop actions.
See the combination
The keyboard view makes the keys visible. The Omarchy guide can show bindings while you hold modifiers.
Keep it handy
Bookmark it for next time, or hide shortcuts you’ve already learned.
02 / YOUR DESKTOP, YOUR LOOK
Same shortcuts.
A different feeling.
Actual app captures with public shortcut examples. Choose a shape, a color mode, and a shortcut set.
The app follows system colors by default. These light and dark captures use explicit app palettes for a reproducible comparison; live Omarchy themes supply their own colors and typography.
03 / BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKFLOW
01Find it.
Find it.
Then remember it.
Search your shortcuts by name or key. Explore a keyboard, bookmark the useful ones, and leave the rest out of your way.
02Feels like
Feels like
it belongs.
Omarchy is a first-class integration: live Hyprland bindings, system colors and typography, a desktop overlay, and the modifier-driven keyboard guide. App shortcut sets sit alongside your desktop controls.
03Make room for
Make room for
your own moves.
Add data-only shortcut sets for the apps you use. Optional mouse gestures and controller buttons can also control Bindlume itself; those are separate from your desktop’s bindings.
04Ask it.
Ask it.
Watch it change.
The built-in agent can change the app while you use it. Ask “Show theme shortcuts,” “Use a rounded dark look,” or “Bookmark this shortcut.” It searches real bindings and applies changes through the running app’s control API. Choose an installed agent or configure a direct Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama, or compatible API connection.
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SMALL CONNECTIONS. MORE POSSIBILITY.
Your controls.
Your kind of flow.
Bindlume is open for early testing on Omarchy and Linux.
This is a public alpha, not a stable release.
Install the testing preview, explore your shortcuts, and report what needs work.