Flick for Mac
Every window, one keystroke away.
Flick is a window switcher for Mac. Every open window gets its own row, grouped by display, with a large preview of the one you pick. It switches by raising that exact window, so it never jumps you to another desktop.
One-time purchase. macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel.
Try it: click the panel, then use ⇥, the arrow keys, or 1–6.
Other window switchers were buggy, ugly, and fell apart with lots of windows and more than one monitor. So I built one I like.
Every window gets its own row
Two Chrome windows are two rows, each with its title. Not one icon for the whole app.
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Made for more than one monitor
Windows are grouped by screen, and the panel opens on the screen your cursor is on.
See the window before you switch
The window you pick shows as a large preview, so you know it's the right one.
Tell Chrome profiles apart
Work and personal browser windows show their profile picture, so they stop looking alike.
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Type to find a window
Type part of an app or window title and the list narrows as you go.
No jumping between desktops
Flick raises the exact window you picked. It never throws you to another desktop.
Keyboard
The default shortcut is Option-Tab, so Command-Tab keeps working. You can switch Flick to Command-Tab in Settings.
| ⌥ ⇥ | Open, then next window |
| ⌥ ⇧ ⇥ or ← | Previous window |
| → | Next window |
| ↩ or release ⌥ | Switch |
| ⌥ 1 – 9 | Jump to a window |
| Type | Filter by app, title or profile |
| esc | Cancel |
Good to know
Flick lists windows on the current desktop of each display. Minimized and hidden windows are not listed yet. Accessibility permission is required; Screen Recording is optional and enables live previews. Questions or bugs: support@zaidanlabs.com.