Built for radiologists, transcriptionists, and power typists

Re-map every key.
Save real time.

Plurakey is a tiny USB stick. Plug it into your computer, pair any Bluetooth keyboard or mouse to it, and turn every key into a powerful shortcut — dictation controls, foot-pedal commands, text expansion, you name it. No drivers. No admin rights.

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One keystroke. Multiple actions. Zero lag.
You press
F1
on any BT keyboard
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Plurakey sends
Dictate
to PowerScribe
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Then
"Patient is …"
DotPhrase
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Finally
Ctrl+Tab
next PACS exam
How it works

Three steps. No drivers. No software install on the host.

Plurakey looks like a normal keyboard to your computer. IT review isn’t needed.

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Step 1

Plug it in

Plurakey is a tiny USB-C stick. Slide it into any free port on your Mac, PC, or Linux box. It shows up as a regular keyboard + mouse — zero installer.

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Step 2

Pair a Bluetooth keyboard

Pair any wireless keyboard, mouse, or macropad to Plurakey. You can pair up to 10 peripherals and switch between them on the fly.

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Step 3

Map keys in your browser

Open the Configurator (no install). Drag each key to whatever you want: shortcuts, dictation buttons, foot pedals, expansions. Saved to the device — takes effect immediately.

Real workflows

A few seconds per task. Hundreds of tasks per shift.

Customers swap clicks and mouse-trips for muscle memory on a keyboard they already use.

Radiology
PACS ↔ PowerScribe in one key

Map a single keyboard key to two actions in a row: send "Tab Forward" to your PowerScribe report and press the PACS hotkey for the next exam. Dictate without lifting a hand to the mouse.

Transcription
One key, three behaviors

Single tap inserts a timestamp. Double tap jumps to the next speaker. Triple tap marks an inaudible. Every key on your BT keyboard can multi-task this way.

Shift work
A different setup per shift

Day-shift profile for ER reads, night profile for body imaging. Swap profiles with one key combo — no Windows logoff, no re-pairing.

Capabilities

Every trick a power keyboardist could ask for.

Plurakey looks like a real foot pedal or PowerMic to your computer. So PowerScribe, Fluency Direct, Dragon, and any program that listens to HID hardware accepts what you wire up.

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Multi-tap & layers

One key, different actions depending on how you press it. Single tap, double tap, triple tap, or hold — each can do something completely different.

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DotPhrase expansion

Type ".norm" and Plurakey types out the rest of your standard paragraph for you. Up to 50 phrases per profile. Secure-text masking for credentials.

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PowerMic emulation

PowerScribe and Fluency see Plurakey as a real Nuance PowerMic — all 12 buttons, no driver tricks. One click switches it to foot-pedal mode instead.

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Profiles per workstation

Save up to 20 different setups on the device. Each dictation room, modality, or shift can have its own muscle memory.

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Bridges Bluetooth peripherals

Pair a Bluetooth keyboard, mouse, or macropad to Plurakey — your computer just sees a normal wired HID device. No host BLE permissions, no IT review.

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Stay logged in. Stay safe.

Idle Guard keeps dictation sessions alive on long shifts. Factory reset returns to a known-good state. Firmware updates ship over USB — no admin rights needed.

bluetooth Dual-mode output · Pro+

USB and Bluetooth output, on demand.

The USB-connected computer stays in charge by default. Flip to BLE and the same device starts advertising as a Bluetooth keyboard + mouse to any other Mac or PC — without unplugging or losing your mappings.

  • check_circleThree host slots, Easy-Switch-style — pair once, hop between them instantly.
  • check_circleBind any peripheral key to Switch to Host N or Toggle USB / BLE. Your dock buttons become target selectors.
  • check_circlePowerMic / Foot Pedal actions fire a configurable keyboard chord on the BLE host — dictation muscle memory survives the switch.
Output targets
USB BLE
Andy's MacBook Pro Active
Reading-room PC Slot 2
Home iMac Slot 3
Plurakey device
The hardware

Pocket-sized. Hardware-accelerated.

At just 2 inches and 10 grams, Plurakey is smaller than a stick of gum and lighter than a CR2032 battery. It tucks behind a monitor, lives in a coat pocket, or rides on your keys — but its silicon punches well above its weight.

  • memory Dual-core 240 MHz MCU with PSRAM — every keymap lookup, multi-tap timer, and DotPhrase expansion runs in firmware, never on the host.
  • bolt Hardware-accelerated remap matrix — trigger → output dispatch resolves in microseconds, indistinguishable from a native key press.
  • lightbulb Programmable LED indicators — layer, vShift, idle-guard, BLE bond, and dictation state at a glance, with patterns you control per profile.
Spec sheet
Rev D
Length
2.175in
Width
1.385in
Height
0.385in
Mass
10g
Power
USB-C
MCUESP32-S3 · 2× 240 MHz
RAM512 KB + 8 MB PSRAM
Flash16 MB
BLE5.0 dual-mode

See it work in your browser.

No device required. The Configurator runs the same demo you’d see plugged into a real Plurakey — try mapping keys, layering actions, and switching profiles in under a minute.

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