Cerebro is an open source and free electron-based productivity software alternative to Alfred and Spotlight. It is focused on speed and good UI and UX. In most cases you don't even need to open another application, because you can see results right in Cerebro, like google maps, IMDB movies or contact details.
The power of Google on your desktop. Hit ctrl twice and you are ready for a full Google search of you hard drive and networked ...
Quicksilver is a fast and free Mac OS X productivity application that gives you the power to control your Mac quickly and eleg ...
Access everything with virtually zero effort. Run applications, open files or their paths, open bookmarks in your browser, sea ...
Spotlight is the system-wide desktop search feature built into Apple's OS X operating system since version 10.4 (Tiger). Backe ...
Wox is a full-featured plugin-powered launcher that supports file and web searching. Since the local search is powered by Ever ...
Lacona is a docker app for Mac OSX that accepts natural language commands. Call up Lacona with a keyboard shortcut and type wh ...
Alfred is a quicklaunch application for Mac OS X, which aims to save you time in searching your local computer and the web.
LaunchBar is a smart and powerful, keyboard driven productivity utility that lets you access and control every aspect of your ...
FARR also lets you quickly run web searches, send email, manipulate files, control on-screen windows, and much more. Build and ...
Developed with the Electron framework, ueli is the type of tool that adopts simplicity, leaving out any unnecessary options an ...
Synapse is a semantic launcher written in Vala that you can use to start applications as well as find and access relevant docu ...
Hain is an ALT + SPACE launcher for Windows that looks and works similar to Alfred.
FEATURES Searching Executable files us ver ...
GNOME Do allows you to quickly search for many items present on your desktop or the web, and perform useful actions on those i ...
With Listary you’ll never have to go through the tedious process of browsing through folders, looking for the right file names ...