Pieoneer
A pie menu for switching and launching Mac apps
The verdict
Hold a shortcut and Pieoneer opens a round pie menu at your mouse pointer, where a flick toward an app switches to it or launches it. The same menu can fire keyboard shortcuts in the app you're using, control Apple Music or Spotify, and open a row of favorite folders and files. It works with the mouse or fully from the keyboard, and the App Store label says it collects no data.
Get it if
You switch between apps with the mouse all day and want something faster than the Dock or Command-Tab.
Skip it if
You already launch everything by typing. Raycast and Spotlight do that for free.
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What it helps you do
- Switch apps with a flick of the mouse
- Trigger app shortcuts without remembering them
- Pause or skip music from any app
- Open favorite folders from the pointer
What changed
Version 1.19
With this update, the pie menu can now also be shown when the currently focused app is in full-screen mode. This version also includes several noticeably improved performance enhancements!
Added to The Useful Apps
Pick something else if
AltTabPick it if you keep several windows of the same app open and want to jump straight to the right one.Free to start
rcmdPick it if you only need to switch between the same few apps fast, not search for files or commands.Free to start
RaycastPick it if you want 1 free search bar for apps, files, clipboard history and window snapping.Free to start
The details
- Runs on
- Mac
- Requires
- macOS 15.6 or later
- Version
- 1.19
- Size
- 22 MB
- Made by
- App ahead GmbH
- Privacy
- Collects no data, per its App Store label
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