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Think it. Find it.
An app, a file, a system command. Just start typing and let your fingers do the finding.
space→your next thingA SHORTCUT TO YOUR NEXT THINGThink it.
Think it.
Launch it.
Open an app. Find that link. Get an answer.
Keep a good thought going.
LaunchCast for Mac
macOS 26 and laterComing soon⌘ SPACE, AND YOU’RE OFF.IN THE APP
DemoApps
01 / THE LITTLE THINGSA lighter way
A lighter way
through your day.
For the things you do a hundred times.
And the little detours you could do without.
CLIPBOARD HISTORY
Good things stick.
That link. That image. That thing you just copied. Find it in your history and use it again.
TextImagesFilesINSTANT ANSWERS
Skip the mental math.
Quick calculations, dates, and colors. The answer appears as you type. One less app to open.
128 × 1.2→153.602 / STAY IN THE MOMENTA quick check.
A quick check.
Then back to it.
Check the forecast before you head out.
Keep the useful things close, and your focus closer.
FIG. 04 · A LITTLE HEADS-UP
AND WHILE YOU’RE HEREA few more things
A few more things
off your mind.
Your music, in reach.
Control Music and Spotify without switching apps.
Know what’s next.
See upcoming events and get to your next meeting.
Find the right words.
Translate a thought without breaking your train of thought.
Ready for your close-up.
Check your camera before you join the call.
Take a shortcut.
Run system commands straight from your keyboard.
Make it your own.
Discover and install extensions for your workflow.
THE DETAILS
Good questions.
A few things before you take off.
What is LaunchCast?
A native launcher for macOS that brings your apps, files, commands, and everyday tools into one place. Press Command + Space, type what you need, and keep going.
Which Macs are supported?
LaunchCast is built for macOS 26 and later.
When can I download it?
LaunchCast is still in development. The public download will be available right here when it’s ready.
How do I open LaunchCast?
Press Command + Space. If Spotlight already uses that shortcut, reassign its shortcut in macOS System Settings first.