confy

A nice way to manage your configs.

Features

• organize with groups - create folders to organize your configs (hyprland/, nvim/, etc)
• collapsible groups - expand/collapse groups to keep your view clean
• search - real-time fuzzy search through all your configs
• multiple sort modes - sort by name, date modified, or file size
• open in $EDITOR - edit files with one keypress
• elevated editing - :su opens the selected file with root via polkit
• remote profiles - :device <host> mounts and browses another machine's tracked configs over sshfs
• live preview pane - toggle a side-by-side file preview with p
• built-in themes - catppuccin, dracula, gruvbox, nord, tokyo-night, one-dark, switch with :theme
• remembers last file - quick access to recently edited configs
• built-in file picker - navigate with vim keys, no external dependencies
• rollback - automatic compressed backups before every edit, restore with :rb
• custom colors - set colors via config.json, supports hex and named colors
• vim-style keybinds - j/k navigation, command mode
• git integration - sync your dotfiles to a git repo with :git, commit and push without leaving confy
• streamer mode - hide paths and timestamps with :streamer so nothing leaks on stream
• lightweight and fast - single native binary, zero runtime dependencies

Why confy?

Tired of doing cd ~/.config/whatever a million times a day? Same. confy keeps all your important configs in one list so you can jump to them instantly.

Organize related configs into groups, search through everything, sort however you want, and open files in your editor with a single keypress. If you break something, roll it back. If you want your dotfiles in git, :git push and you're done.

Simple, fast, does one thing well.