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CubbyPad
Launchpad is back on macOS 26, and it's smarter
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Launchpad is back on macOS 26, and it's smarter
15 followers
Apple removed Launchpad in macOS 26. CubbyPad brings back the full-screen app grid: pages, folders you arrange, F4, hot corners and the trackpad pinch. Then it goes further: a search bar that does maths, opens System Settings pages and runs your Shortcuts; Apple Intelligence that sorts your apps into folders on your Mac; and a row of the apps you use at this time of day. One-time purchase for 2 Macs, in 20 languages.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Rudra, and I built CubbyPad on my own.
When macOS 26 removed Launchpad, my apps ended up in one long pile in the new Apps view. I missed the grid, so I rebuilt it, then kept going:
• Open it the old ways: F4, the three-finger pinch, a hot corner, or ⇧⌘Space
• The search bar does more than find apps: "gc" finds Google Chrome, "24*18" gives 432, "dark mode" opens that Settings page, and it runs your Shortcuts by name
• AI Organize: Apple Intelligence sorts your apps into folders on your Mac. You see a preview first, and Undo puts it all back
• A strip of the apps you usually open at this time of day
• Imports your old Launchpad layout, has Work/Personal layouts that switch with Focus, and speaks 20 languages
It's a one-time purchase for 2 Macs. The first 50 buyers pay $5.99, then the price steps up to $9.99 and $15.99.
I'd love your feedback, especially on what's still missing compared with the old Launchpad. I'm here all day answering.