A tiny local macOS utility

Lock your input source.

Choose one keyboard input source and InputDive restores it whenever macOS switches away. Nothing to configure, nothing to subscribe to.

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System: macOS 14+ Chip: Apple Silicon Locking: No permission required
InputDive
Choose an input source, then lock it
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微信输入法
Currently using微信输入法
More settings · Key sound · Launch at login

One small job, done clearly.

InputDive stays in the menu bar and keeps the input source you selected active. The interface shows exactly what is locked and what macOS is currently using.

Reliable input lock

If macOS changes to another input source, InputDive switches back to your chosen target.

A clean source list

Only real, selectable keyboard input sources are shown. Internal placeholders stay hidden.

Local by design

No account, analytics, advertising, or keystroke upload. Core features and preferences stay on your Mac.

Useful extras

Optional key sound, launch at login, and update checks stay under More Settings.

Three steps. Then forget about it.

Choose a target

Pick an enabled input source, or adopt the one you are using now.

Start locking

The menu bar icon changes to a lock so the current state is always visible.

Keep typing

When the system changes input sources, InputDive restores your selected one.

Free means the whole app.

InputDive has no paid tier and no feature gate. Core features run locally. Optional update checks read only the public version file; they send no keystrokes, input-source details, or device identifiers.

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A direct local download.

InputDive uses a stable Apple Development signature and is not notarized through the Apple Developer Program.

On first launch, macOS may block the app because it is not from an identified developer. You do not need to disable Gatekeeper.
  1. Download the DMG and drag InputDive into Applications.
  2. Open InputDive once. If macOS blocks it, open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
  3. Choose Open Anyway for InputDive, then launch it from the menu bar.