sxitch replaces ⌘ Tab with something you'll actually remember. Assign each app a key, and get there instantly. No searching, no cycling, all in a compact switcher window.
Map any application to a key sequence you'll never forget. sxitch stays out of your way until you need it.
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Everything you need to know before you switch.
Sxitch does everything rcmd does, key-mapped app switching, but it also adds tree navigation, quit/hide modes, blacklists, and themes. It's a strict superset.
Sxitch uses virtually no CPU or energy when running in the background, with about a 0.1 increase in CPU time each time the window opens. You won't notice it.
Sort of. Sxitch doesn't use the ⌘Tab key, but it does use the right CMD key as the hotkey to show or hide the app switcher window. It runs alongside macOS's native switcher.
Multi-device licenses are available. A dual-activation key is $20 and a triple-activation key is $30. One purchase, multiple Macs.
Yep! The free version is forever free. It does have a few trade-offs: hide/quit modes are locked out, and overrides/blacklists won't work. Upgrade anytime to unlock everything.
Sxitch only needs the macOS Accessibility permission so it can detect your hotkey press globally. It doesn't access your files, network, or any other system data.
The Discord is the best place to get a fast answer. The community is active and the developer is around. Jump in and ask anything.