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App switching without the bloat.
A lighter, simpler replacement for Cmd‑Tab and Option‑Tab, trimmed down to just the essentials. One list for your running apps, one for the windows of the app you're on, and nothing you have to learn.
macOS · Signed & notarized · Not yet released
Runs entirely on your Mac. The only connections it makes are a daily update check and a license check, both against this site.
Apps run down the screen with their icons and their names, one per row, at a size you can read without leaning in — instead of a row of look‑alike icons you have to count across.
Option‑Tab lists the open windows of the app you're in, by title. Six browser windows stop being six identical entries and start being the one you meant.
Switching survives secure keyboard entry — a Chrome password field, a terminal with Secure Keyboard Entry on — which is exactly when a switcher usually goes dead.
CmdTab asks once, on first run, and checks the permission is really there before it takes over your keys.
The app list appears. Keep tapping to move down it, release to switch. Exactly the muscle memory you already have.
Same gesture, same list style — this time the windows of the app you're already in.
That's the whole app. Nothing to configure beyond the sort order, nothing to maintain.