Launcher

Press a hotkey and a panel drops from the menu bar on whichever screen you’re using: an icon grid of pinned entries, filtered on every keystroke as you type, Enter to open. Entries can be web pages, files and folders, or shell commands.

Tiles keep their places, so you learn them by position, and the ranking puts name and tag hits first, then how often and how recently you opened something. No match at all, and Enter searches the web.

The panel takes the keyboard without activating the app, so whatever you were working in keeps its focus and its menu bar, which is most of why it feels instant.

A browser extension with a small Python native-messaging host saves the current tab into the same database in one click. It’s Swift with no third-party dependencies.