Type at the speed of thought.
MSP watches the space bar. Tap it twice at the end of a sentence and it types the period for you, then adds the space — the trick your phone taught you, on any Windows keyboard.
Tap space twice. And watch the period appear.
Animation: a window types the words "Tap space twice", pauses, then the space bar is tapped twice fast and MSP types the full stop and the following space itself. The next sentence continues without the hands leaving the keyboard, and at its end the space bar is tapped twice fast again for the final full stop.
Each sentence gets typed, the space bar is tapped twice fast, and MSP types the full stop for you. Press Replay to watch it again, or click the window to skip to the end.
Instinct, installed.
MSP only watches one key. Everything else you press reaches the app exactly as Windows delivers it.
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Write the sentence.
Type to the end of a thought. Stop there — one tap is still just a space.
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02
Tap tap.
Two fast taps. MSP lands the period and the trailing space.
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Keep going.
No pause, no reaching. The next sentence is already underway.
Tap tap. Done.
Four small payoffs. Zero new habits.
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space ×2
No more reaching.
The period lands where the sentence ends. Your hands never leave the letters.
Today: . on the top row, or the numpad .
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. + space
Next sentence, free.
The trailing space comes with the period. Rhythm unbroken.
Today: . then Space — two reaches
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space ×1
Safe by default.
Single taps stay spaces. Only a fast second tap fires.
Today: unchanged — Space still means Space
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any app
Everywhere you type.
One watcher at the keyboard — Word, browser, terminal, IDE.
Today: hunt for the full stop in every app
Your thumbs already know it.
Unzip it, run MSP, and tap the space bar twice. There is nothing to install and nothing else to configure.
- 1.Unzip the folder anywhere — nothing is installed.
- 2.Run MSP from the folder; it appears in the notification area.
- 3.Open any text field and tap the space bar twice.
Windows 10 build 1809 or later, or Windows 11. The gesture works in every app on your PC — anything you can type into.