Apps with 'App Switcher' feature

Native macOS switcher with vertical and grid layouts, fast window-level switching, fuzzy search, app launch, pinning, instant Space switching, and privacy.

AltTab brings the power of Windows’s “alt-tab” window switcher to macOS.

SpatialDock redefine how you switch between applications on macOS by introducing spatial consistency to your workflow.

Designed for beginners and professionals alike, Monarch is a command center that makes it easier than ever to switch apps, run calculations, search clipboard history, take notes and more with only a single hotkey. No complicated setup or configuration required.

TabTab is a native macOS app that will seriously elevate your window and tab management. Switch seamlessly between windows, navigate to individual tabs in apps like Chrome, VSCode, and Figma, and quickly search for any window or tab with ease.

How many times a day do you find yourself pressing Command+Tab and then endlessly clicking Tab until you locate the desired application?

Switch between application windows effortlessly – with a click, a quick gesture, keyboard shortcuts or search; no matter how many of them you have open; even on multiple spaces & multiple displays.

Mission Control, formerly Exposé, is a feature of the macOS operating system.

The context-aware app switcher.

Elevate macOS multitasking with bespoke hotkeys to switch between apps and focus on windows, all in a sleek user interface.

Re-imagined command-tab.

Witch lets you access all of your windows by pressing a shortcut and choosing from a clearly arranged list of window titles.

1 Edge is a Floating Window Edge Panels application that provides features such as app shortcuts, countdown day, hydration reminders, and in-app tools, designed to enhance user productivity and experience.

ActiveDock 2 is a customizable alternative to the standard macOS Dock, offering advanced features for app launching, window management, appearance customization, and more. It fully replaces the classic Apple Dock and Launchpad while preserving their familiar look and behavior...

AppSwitcher is a Windows desktop application that lets you jump to any running window using a dedicated hotkey — no more Alt-Tabbing through a stack of windows.

Instantly minimize any macOS window by clicking its title bar. Enjoy the familiar, efficient window management you've been missing. Lightweight, customizable, and privacy-focused.

With SpaceLauncher for macOS, you can launch or switch to an app by pressing a pre-defined key while holding down spacebar.

xfdashboard provides a GNOME shell dashboard like interface for use with the Xfce desktop. It can be configured to run to any keyboard shortcut and when executed provides an overview of applications...

Command Stick is a floating widget operated by dragging through its four sections. Fluid, patented, gesture-based controls significantly improve on Android’s standard UI by removing the need to reach for the notification shade, creating a far more ergonomic and flexible experience.

Imagine pressing tab (using alt tab) multiple times to switch to the app you want to. And then you pressed tab an extra time. Did your blood boil? It probably did.

SPB Mobile Shell introduces the next generation user interface while keeping all advantages of a Windows Mobile device. Prize USD 29.95 or as a gift from your phone provider. Cool widgets to customize your Home screen.

Native macOS app launcher offering a Launchpad-style grid, fast search, app folder organization, customizable layout, icon size, scrolling, and backgrounds.

Command-Tab Plus is a keyboard-centric application and window switcher for Mac, offering a powerful alternative to the built-in macOS switcher. It boosts productivity with features like quick app switching, isolated workspaces (Spaces), hiding inactive apps, and customizable ...

When you press Command-Tab on your Mac, Apple provides you with a simple App Switcher: So now, with SuperTab installed, pressing Command-Tab gives you a whole lot more:

End applications, speed up phone, and save battery. “Advanced Task Manager” is an Android application created in February 2009. At that time, it was needed mainly to kill running services that a number of applications spawned but never ended. Some of these services would start at.