A switcher for macOS that lists every browser tab and every window individually — across all your Spaces and displays — and learns where you actually go.
14 days free, no account. macOS 14+, Apple Silicon & Intel.
All of them show up the moment you have more than one window open per app.
Press ⌥ Space, type a few characters, hit return.
Every open tab is its own entry, findable by hostname — type github or localhost instead of recalling a page title.
Windows on other desktops are listed and switched to directly, without hunting through Mission Control first.
Press ← or → to open the thing on the display in that direction. If it is already there, nothing moves.
Ranking is driven by where you switch from, so one project offers its own PR and localhost tab, and another offers different ones.
⌥ Tab jumps straight to the most likely target with no palette at all — for the loop you repeat all day.
Lives in the menu bar, opens instantly from a cached snapshot, and does no work at all while you are heads-down in your editor.
Try everything for 14 days. Buy when it has earned it.
One-time. No subscription.
Signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings. Updates arrive in the app.
On first launch you'll be asked for Accessibility, Screen Recording and Automation. Screen Recording sounds alarming but is used only to read window titles — macOS gates that behind the same permission as capture. Nothing is ever recorded.