For $9, you get two years of updates and a permanent license to the last version released in that period. The app’s latest release, 3.600, brings it into full macOS 12 Monterey compatibility, including deep integration with macOS Shortcuts. If it seems daunting to build extensive trigger/action sets from scratch for software you want to augment, an active user base at posts exported settings that can be downloaded and imported into your copy with a double-click. I would replace TextExpander with BetterTouchTool, but I sometimes have a choice between the two for a given purpose.
Each of those apps has a significantly different purpose from BetterTouchTool, so it’s more precise to say BetterTouchTool has a core competency around input methods, and intersects and overlaps with parts of the features of other common automation and workflow utilities. Vastly more complicated sequences can be built to trigger and perform actions in ways that more closely resemble Keyboard Maestro (or the late, lamented QuicKeys), TextExpander, LaunchBar, and other automation and shortcut apps. Select the gesture you want to use and enter the custom keyboard shortcut to the according field.Almost anything can be an action, chained together with others.Click the button in the left panel and select 2Do from the Applications folder.In BTT’s UI you’ll notice a toolbar with types of input devices.If you don’t have BetterTouchTool installed, download it here. Then unzip the archive, move the app to Applications folder and launch it.Since 2Do for Mac has an extensive list of keyboard shortcuts, you can use touch gestures for almost any action available in the app. This app enables you assigning any keyboard shortcut to touch gesture (BTT supports dozens of them). We plan to add some gestures for 2Do as well since a lot of our customers prefer to use cursor over keyboard. Meanwhile you can use a little utility called BetterTouchTool. If you use MacBook with touchpad or desktop Mac with Magic Trackpad or Magic Mouse, you’re probably familiar with many gestures OS X offers.
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