CyrFlip

SerZhyAle · Productivity & Office

Live keyboard-layout indicator at the caret, plus one-key conversion between any two installed layouts.

Publisher

SerZhyAle

Version

26.7.28.1842 Latest

License

MIT

Description

CyrFlip is a tiny Windows tray utility. It shows the active keyboard layout right next to the blinking text caret - on the mouse I-beam and the tray icon too - so you always know which layout you are typing in, with its own colour for each of the 13 curated languages and a frame when CapsLock is on. A global hotkey transliterates a selection between QWERTY and JCUKEN in place, a second one fixes an accidental CapsLock, and a table of layout pairs adds as many "from layout to layout" conversions as you need, each with its own chord and each working in both directions. A settings window replaces the Windows language pane: install, reorder and remove keyboard layouts, choose the switch chord, and assign per-language shortcuts that Windows itself handles. An optional Quick launch module turns your programs, scripts and yt-dlp downloads into scenarios started from the tray, from a global hotkey of their own, or from the taskbar Jump List. A built-in translator, optional as well, sends a selection to Ollama - a free program you install separately on your own computer - and shows the translation in a small window at the mouse pointer; it stays off until you enable it and by default talks only to localhost, so no text leaves your machine. Extras: an optional DPAPI-encrypted clipboard history with search, two keep-awake switches, and an interface available in 13 languages. Ships as a single portable exe with no installer and no runtime dependencies.

CyrFlip is available through winget as package ID SerZhyAle.CyrFlip, with version 26.7.28.1842. Use the install command above to set it up on Windows without downloading a separate installer manually.