Desktop appProductivity and office
LeaderKey
Run macOS actions through predictable nested key sequences instead of search.
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Run macOS actions through predictable nested key sequences instead of search.
Leader Key lets macOS users press a chosen leader shortcut followed by nested key sequences to launch applications, control media, manage windows, or run commands. Actions are defined in its configuration and can also be triggered through URL schemes from Alfred, Raycast, shell scripts, or Keyboard Maestro. The project remains free and open source, but its author says development focus has moved to the successor application Tuna, which includes Leader Key functionality.
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Hide, search, and rearrange macOS menu bar items with shortcuts and custom sections.
Replace and customize the Windows desktop shell around your workflow.
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Public GitHub facts last synced Jul 14, 2026.
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