

Find And Run Robot
FARR also lets you quickly run web searches, send email, manipulate files, control on-screen windows, and much more. Build and share custom commands or install plugins to add tons of new features, like live search features for your clipboard history and your internet bookmarks;...
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Windows
Features
Properties
- Customizable
Features
- Portable
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- File Search
- Application Launchers
- Plugin API
Tags
- keystroke-launcher
Find And Run Robot News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
POX added Find And Run Robot as alternative to DeepPeek- TBayAreaPat liked Find And Run Robot
TBayAreaPat added Find And Run Robot as alternative to UltraSearch- TBayAreaPat reviewed Find And Run Robot
Older, but very good. Donate request in 2 weeks. I received my key after 3 weeks. May take tailoring.. odd file types show at first, adding other drives is not clear (go under Search Folder, right click, Add, in Directory Path type ex. D:\ , Ok), going to folder doesn't go directly to the file itself (and the option disappeared on me). *Most Notable feature: FaRR does not index but performs real-time searches vs indexing. A big plus if you refer to newly made files a lot. A few launchers will...
TBayAreaPat added Find And Run Robot as alternative to Listary
POX added Find And Run Robot as alternative to Quick App Launcher
What is Find And Run Robot?
FARR also lets you quickly run web searches, send email, manipulate files, control on-screen windows, and much more. Build and share custom commands or install plugins to add tons of new features, like live search features for your clipboard history and your internet bookmarks; a popup a calculator with history tape and persistant variables; and many more..








Comments and Reviews
The configuration options, both in its appearance and its search behavior, are more than anyone could ever ask for. Additionally, even though it does not use indexed searching, it is quite fast when searching on an SSD.
Older, but very good. Donate request in 2 weeks. I received my key after 3 weeks. May take tailoring.. odd file types show at first, adding other drives is not clear (go under Search Folder, right click, Add, in Directory Path type ex. D:\ , Ok), going to folder doesn't go directly to the file itself (and the option disappeared on me). *Most Notable feature: FaRR does not index but performs real-time searches vs indexing. A big plus if you refer to newly made files a lot. A few launchers will do this. File right-click gets shell context menu.. My context menu has HoneyView image thumbnail viewing, which integrates nicely, but FARR doesn't preview like some launchers. One suggestion for improvement.. a settings export option. Another program , FlowLauncher, has very good preview features. While waiting for my free license, I found another launcher, UltraSearch, that also does real-time searches, but program defaults may have issues. FARR is one of my go-to Search Programs that I run and use every day. Thank you to the author.
The perfect replacement for the now defunct Launchy. Can't sing enough praises about it: low memory footprint, no file indexing, regular expression support, easy setting export, extendable with plugins, and USB portable. What else do you need from a launcher, really?
It requires you to visit their website every couple of months to get a new license. Never ever again.
If you've been a registered forum member for over a year, they'll give you a non-expiring license key.
Hi,
I installed FARR as Launchy became a real memory hog for an old, but decent and dependable, XP machine.
Getting used to it but I was impressed too for the same reasons as CaseyTech points below.
I love FARR. I have been a die hard Launchy user for years, but with the horrible memory that came out after version 2, I decide to find an alternative. I tried every keystroke launcher listed as an alternative to Launchy and none of them had the quick simple setup and learning/re-ranking system that Launchy does. Then I found FARR and was very impressed! It has all of the great features of Launchy and more! It uses very little memory (<15mb) and has no index, but searches super fast. It also learns/ re-ranks files and programs as you select them.
It also has a ton of settings and ways to extend its features and capabilities. I literally would have a hard time working without this program.
I cannot imagine to work without FARR: "Find And Run Robot" (FARR) is very useful, if you have installed very many programs, to preserve the overview, where is what application installed, or where is the setup-file for an installed application. Additionally, FARR finds very quick internet links to applications or folders, which stand in context with a searched expression or application. You can individually define, which especially weights some folders or file-extensions should have. So files or folders, you individually search very often, can get more weight in the search-and-find-process. My summary: Since I know, that this application exists, I cannot imagine to work without it each day. If you try it, you will like it!