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Oneprofile has one command palette for the whole app, plus chords for working a table’s grid without the mouse. A shortcut that has a control shows its keys on that control.
The command palette open over the tables list, with a search box at the top and results grouped below it under Recent, Actions and Pages.

The command palette, open over the tables list.

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Open the command palette

Press Cmd+K from any page to open it, and press it again to close it. Search pages, integrations and account actions, or jump to a page you visited recently. Use Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux.

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Work a table’s grid

The Search and Tools buttons in the toolbar show their keys, and History in the footer shows the undo keys. Copy, cut and paste show none.

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Move around the grid without a mouse

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Collapse the sidebar

Press Cmd and the backslash key to collapse or expand the sidebar to icons only. The collapse button carries the same keys.

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Good to know

Use Ctrl instead of Cmd throughout. Every shortcut on this page works the same way on both.
Six groups: the pages you visited recently, actions such as Add an integration, every page in the sidebar, the Appearance options, your Account links, and Help. Typing a query also matches the integrations you have connected.
Inside a table, a narrow window forces the sidebar to its icon rail. Below 1,280px wide, every other page does the same while the AI Assistant is open beside it. The shortcut turns off in both cases, and closing the panel or widening the window brings your sidebar back.
Your browser’s find bar only sees the rows on screen, so it misses rows further down a long table. The table’s search looks through every row. Press Cmd+F twice to use your browser’s find bar, and a hint under the search box says so. In a dialog or a menu, Cmd+F goes straight to your browser.
It closes whatever is open, in order: a fill in progress, then a header menu, then an open row panel. With nothing open, it collapses a multi-cell selection back to one cell. Escape does not close Tools, which has its own close button.
Some buttons carry their own single-key shortcut, shown as a small key next to their label. They only fire while you are not typing in a field.

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Next steps

Run columns

See what a column’s own run menu can do.

Rows and cells

Learn the rest of the grid.