Automatic mode: Hold Right ⌘ and press the first letter of an app’s name to jump to it instantly. E.g. Right ⌘ + F switches to Finder. Cycle mode: Have multiple apps open with the same initial? Press the shortcut repeatedly to cycle through them. E.g. Right ⌘ + F can cycle between Finder and FaceTime. Manual mode: You can open the overlay with a global hotkey to switch to an app by clicking on it. Hover an app and press any character to assign it. Closed assigned apps will automatically open.
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Hey there, would mean a lot to me if you can try it out and provide feedback ❤️
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Nice take on keyboard-first app switching. One thing I'd love: let me assign a second letter as a "tiebreaker" for apps with the same initial, so when two start with F I can hit Right ⌘ then F then T to jump straight to FaceTime without cycling.
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@marlowe_nightingale great feedback, thanks. We could add a setting to display a selector if apps share the same initial after pressing Right ⌘ + F.
As an example the options would be: F again to open Finder, T for FaceTime, C for Final Cut. What do you think?
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Reclaim Command the auto-opening behavior for closed assigned apps is genuinely clever, feels like the kind of thing you stop noticing because it just works every time. clean little utility.
Hey there, would mean a lot to me if you can try it out and provide feedback ❤️
Nice take on keyboard-first app switching. One thing I'd love: let me assign a second letter as a "tiebreaker" for apps with the same initial, so when two start with F I can hit Right ⌘ then F then T to jump straight to FaceTime without cycling.
@marlowe_nightingale great feedback, thanks. We could add a setting to display a selector if apps share the same initial after pressing Right ⌘ + F.
As an example the options would be: F again to open Finder, T for FaceTime, C for Final Cut. What do you think?
Reclaim Command the auto-opening behavior for closed assigned apps is genuinely clever, feels like the kind of thing you stop noticing because it just works every time. clean little utility.