> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://keebye.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Settings

> Every section and control in the Keebye Settings window, with its default.

Open Settings from the tray menu ("Settings…") or by launching Keebye a second time. Every control saves immediately; "Saved" flashes in the status bar. Settings live in settings.json, in ~/Library/Application Support/com.keebye.app/ on a Mac and %APPDATA%\com.keebye.app\ on Windows; a corrupt file resets to defaults.

## Account

- Your email and a plan badge: "pro", "trial · N days left", or "trial ended".
- "Upgrade to Pro" — hidden once you are on Pro.
- "Sign out".
- When signed out: "Not signed in — dictation is paused until you sign in." and a "Sign in…" button.

## Push-to-talk hotkey

- "Hold this key to dictate; release to insert."
- Radios: Fn / Globe · Left ⌘ · Right ⌘ (default) · Left ⌥ · Right ⌥. On Windows the same radios mean Right Ctrl · Left Windows key · Right Windows key · Left Alt · Right Alt.

## Dictionary

- "Replace spoken words with fixed spellings."
- Fields "heard as…" and "write as…", with Add and Remove.

## Enhancement

- "Clean up transcripts by default" — on.
- "Per-app overrides:" — shows "No per-app overrides." until you add one.
- "Add current app…".

## Speech engine

- "Native (Apple Speech) — free, no download" — works on a Mac; not available on Windows.
- "Parakeet — Standard (Int8) — ~640 MB" — default.
- "Parakeet — Max (FP32) — ~2.4 GB"
- "Canary — Multilingual (Int8) — ~1 GB"
- "Download model (~size)" for an engine that is not on disk yet.
- Language (25 options) and "Translate to English as I speak" (off) — Canary only.

## History

- "Save dictation history on this device" — on.
- "Encrypt history on this device" — on. Takes effect after restarting Keebye.
- "Open dictation history…".

## Behavior

- Insert by "Paste (fast)" (default) or "Typing (terminals / SSH / any layout)".
- Hint: "Typing" sends keystrokes instead of pasting — slower, but works in terminals over SSH/tmux and with non-QWERTY keyboard layouts, and never touches your clipboard.
- "Restore clipboard after paste" — on.
- "Launch at login" — off. Uses a LaunchAgent on a Mac and a startup entry in the Windows registry on Windows.