Quicky drops a fast, keyboard-first panel from your Mac & PC's menu bar so files, folders, apps, and links are one click away. Organize shortcuts into color-coded Sets per project, and find anything by typing a few letters. No data collected, no network calls: private, native SwiftUI, macOS 14+.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Kanishk Dodeja, a solo developer based in Pune, India. I built Quicky because my own Dock and Finder windows had turned into chaos - dozens of files, folders, and app shortcuts I reopened every single day, with no fast way to get to any of them. Quicky is a menu-bar launcher: click the icon (or hit your own keyboard shortcut) and a small, fast panel drops down. Type to search, arrow-key to the item, hit Return. Everything you pin - files, folders, apps, links - lives in color-coded Sets so "Client X" and "Design" and "Admin" each stay their own space. Two things I cared about more than features: - Design-first. Every screen went through multiple passes before I'd ship it. It should feel like a native part of macOS, not a bolted-on utility. - Privacy by default. Quicky collects no data and makes no network calls. Your shortcuts never leave your Mac. That's not a settings toggle, it's the architecture. It's a native Swift/SwiftUI app, macOS 14+. Available on the Mac App Store and as a direct download. Would love your feedback, especially on the keyboard flow and Sets. I'll be here all day answering questions.

I think a lot of people underestimate how much friction builds up from constantly reopening the same files and folders. feels like you solved something that quietly annoys people every day. congrats on the launch 👏

@techievic thank you :)

Quicky

Instant menu-bar access to files, folders, apps & links

Instant menu-bar access to files, folders, apps & links