launcher

VoxFlow

xingbofeng

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A workspace for voice, screenshots, clipboard and coding agents on macOS. Speech transcription, screenshot OCR, clipboard history and quick actions sit behind one menu bar entry, so a single keystroke captures, recognises and pastes. It suits people who want scattered productivity tools merged into one entry point.

SuperCmd

SuperCmdLabs

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A capable macOS launcher. A keyboard shortcut opens a search box for launching apps, finding files, running commands and reaching clipboard history, with extensions and custom actions. It positions itself as an alternative to Spotlight and Raycast, which suits gathering daily actions behind one keyboard entry.

tintpad

sorkila

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It falls out of your notch. Hotkey, repo, Return: your terminal opens with Claude Code, Codex or any agent already running. Free, MIT, local-only macOS.

ApolloShell

Silvertree2010

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Caelestia-inspired desktop shell for macOS 26 Tahoe: sidebar with its own dock, launcher, dashboard, quick actions and a settings app. Native Swift, English and German.

SpotAsk

shiquda

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One hotkey to ask any AI on Mac. Open-source menu bar assistant: press ⌥Space to ask with your own API key (OpenAI, Claude, any OpenAI-compatible), act on selected text, or send it to ChatGPT, Perp...

ownkeep

ownkeep-app

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OwnKeep is an offline, keyboard-first vault for macOS. Passwords, commands, todos, subscriptions and finance — one encrypted file that never leaves your Mac.

ConsoleMini

momenbasel

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Turn a Mac mini into a living-room retro/PS console - beautiful big-picture launcher (Electron + React)

Liftoff

firstfu

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The Launchpad that macOS 26 took away — back, faster, with live window previews and Smart Organize. Free & open source, 13 languages.

Raycast

Raycast

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A keyboard-driven launcher and productivity tool for macOS. A shortcut opens a search box where you can launch apps, find files, run calculations, manage the clipboard, control windows and reach third-party services through extensions. It gathers everyday actions behind one entry point, which suits people who prefer to stay on the keyboard instead of switching to the mouse.