TabTab

TabTab

Search & Switch Windows and Tabs on Mac

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TabTab is a powerful macOS app that helps you efficiently manage windows and tabs across all your apps. Fast, intuitive window switching with tab management for Chrome, Safari, VS Code and more.
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Richard Qi
I created TabTab as a powerful and intuitive alternative to the default Command+Tab app switcher on Mac. TabTab goes beyond simple app switching by introducing robust features like window management, tab management, and the ability to search through all your open windows and tabs with ease. - For example, as you program in VSCode and browse in Chrome, you will be able to switch to their individual tabs through TabTab, instead of having to switch to the app before finding your tab within the app. Designed to feel seamless and native to macOS, it’s a great productivity tool for those who juggle multiple tasks or apps. It's also a one time purchase and there will be free updates to improve the app. There are also customisations available in the settings for you to tune it to your liking. For a limited time, TabTab is available at 30% off! Thank you for your support, and I hope it helps make your Mac workflow smoother than ever.
Robert Shaw
Love the seamless approach! Could you share more about TabTab's memory optimization? This is crucial for power users managing many windows. 🖥️
Richard Qi
@xiaoluoboding thanks for asking! TabTab is fully native, built with SwiftUI and the latest Swift concurrency features, so memory usage is usually low and well handled (around 50mb) even with many tabs opened. I am working to make that even better though.
Gabe Perez
A big fan of anything that makes my Mac more fun and useful to use - TabTab does exactly that. I find it really useful when I have a ton of Cursor tab/files open and I'm referring to documentation on a browser. It also looks great and pairs really well with NotchNook!
Richard Qi
@gabe Thank you for the support!
Florian Vates
Really cool idea! I would love to have an option to show me the windows/tabs of only the application I'm currently in. I don't really need it to switch apps normally, I usually just type it in Raycast or regular app switcher, but finding tabs or secondary windows of safari for example would be really nice! Is something like that planned?
Richard Qi
@fvates next update will add an option to make the Tab Bar be persistent when it shows up, and you will be able to search immediately. I'll expand on the feature set from there!
Alison Eyo
Finally someone fixing that cmd+tab nightmare! Lost count of how many times I've cmd+tabbed to Chrome just to spend another minute finding that one Figma tab buried among 50 others. Quick q - can it remember tab groups? Would be clutch to quickly switch between 'current project specs' and 'design inspiration' tabs without hunting through browser chaos
Gabe Perez
@thealisoneyo don't quote me on this but I think grouping might be on the pipeline!
Richard Qi
@thealisoneyo Would the tab groupings be based on what you've defined in chrome etc, or would you like to define it within TabTab? I'll experiment with this :)
Marcel Cruz
Amazing job, Richard! I tested it and was sold in minutes, just got myself a licence. macOs really needs a better window switcher, and this one is the best I've tried.
Richard Qi
@marcelcruz Awesome! Glad that you like it!
Niko Korvenlaita
Everything that's a replacement for cmd+tab is a win! Might not be just for me, but I know many for whom I'll recommend this! Naturally need to try this out my self. But based on the video demo this looks amazing!
Huzaifa Shoukat
Congrats on the launch! TabTab sounds like a game-changer for Mac users drowning in tabs 🎉 What's your favorite feature so far?
Richard Qi
@ihuzaifashoukat Thanks! I would probably say the ability to search for any window or tab! Its great for finding tabs from anywhere on your machine.
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