AppSwitcher – Bringing rmmd-style app switching to Windows
Yet another Windows launcher competing with PowerToys Run and Flow Launcher.

Lightweight Spotlight alternative at 2.3 MB, but Raycast already owns this space.
macOS power users wanting a lighter launcher
Raycast · Alfred · Spotlight
It is optimized for—and excels at—speedily launching apps and opening folders from common folders.
* Chappie owns `⌘+SPACE` when running.
* Quickly launch apps and open folders.
* Press `ENTER` to open, add `⌥` to open in terminal.
* Configure custom shortcuts like `?` to search the web.
* A dozen shortcuts out of the box.
* `/` tab through directories.
* `!` commands (volume, brightness, etc.) and settings.
* `=` to calculate, ENTER to copy the result.
* All at just ~2.3 MB on disk.
* *Chappie (Files)*, a supplement to Finder, is also in the works.
Closed source for now, but planning to open-source at 1.0. I want the code to be well-documented and easy to follow at the time of the 1.0 launch. But in the meantime, I’d sincerely appreciate any help in making this great for us all to enjoy.
Yet another Windows launcher competing with PowerToys Run and Flow Launcher.
DNS hijacking + self-signed cert trick to intercept Safari search, but setup is fragile and requires sudo.
One-time $4.99 payment undercuts subscription app switchers like Raycast Pro.
Reverse-engineering PrivateFrameworks to replace the menubar is impressive engineering.
Hold Caps Lock to launch apps via HID chords, bypassing Karabiner remaps.
SwiftUI-built launcher with CRT scanline themes and automatic soundtrack playback while browsing.