Features

Everything needed for a focused Mac switcher.

The feature set is grounded in the current app architecture and avoids promises that require unshipped services or private APIs.

Option+Tab is the default. Control+Tab and Option+Space are supported alternatives, with shortcut settings built into the native command center.

Hold the modifier, tap the trigger key to move selection, and release the modifier to activate the highlighted app or window.

Choose thumbnail, app-icon, or title-focused layouts with sizing controls for different monitors and workflows.

When Screen Recording is granted, the app uses public ScreenCaptureKit capture paths for local window previews.

Apps with several windows can show nested thumbnail targets, with wheel and trackpad paging for fast per-window selection.

Hide selected apps from the switcher or suppress the global shortcut when matching apps are active.

Uses the public ServiceManagement flow so the menu bar utility can start automatically when enabled.

Explains required, optional, and unnecessary permissions before sending users to macOS Settings.

Local logs and copyable diagnostics help support issues without requiring Xcode or remote telemetry.

The status menu and Settings window share the same model-backed configuration for consistent behavior.