This release is almost the same as 1.3.2 but it should work under newer macOS-Versions up to 14.2 (I only testet this). I noticed that tapping key events did not work anymore so I switched to a different approach using CGEventTaps instead using the NSEvent mechanism.
It will produce midi when the programs "Live" , "Logic Pro" and "MIDI Monitor" is in the foreground. In 1.3.2 only "Live" was enabled. Let me know if the addition is a problem for you, but for me it was helpful.
Notes:
Remove any old entries in the Privacy. & Security/Accessibility Section of System Preferences. The app will ask for permissions. Allow it. After you have granted permissions, quit and reopen the app. Then it should work. Note that this is an intel App, because if it was Apple-Silicon it would not work. It's such a pain in the ass. I spent so many hours not being sure what yApple really wants from a developer like me who does not pay the annual fee to create a notarised app. I understand that grabbing key events is a security issue, but if he user gives permission then it should not make a difference if it's an intel or an apple silicon build. Apparently it does. I guess the app will break again in future.