ActionBar.
Your apps, files, and everyday tools.
One little bar that keeps
you in the zone.
Made for Mac · macOS 14 and later
ActionBar
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One interface, everything you need.
A silent, rendered product demonstration with sample content. Browse copied text, links, and code. Search for “tomorrow”, copy the matching note, then paste its complete text into a document. Clipboard history is opt-in, text-only, and kept in memory on your Mac.
Stop playing clipboard ping-pong. With Clipboard History, the text you copied is ready when you need it. Find it, copy it, and keep going.
The things you do a hundred times a day,
made a little more effortless.
Apps, files, and projects, all in one place.
A few letters
are all it takes.
Calculate, convert colors, format JSON.
Right where you’re
working.
Your recent text, ready when you need it.
Opt in. Keep it
on your Mac.
Built with Swift, AppKit, and SwiftUI.
A proper Mac app,
down to the details.
Group your projects, apps, and links into a workspace. Then open the whole setup in one move.
Your design project, creative apps, and inspiration.
All
ready for the first good idea.
Your files and workspaces stay on your Mac. Core tools work offline, clipboard history is opt-in, and analytics are your choice. Simple as that.
The little details, before
your next big shortcut.
ActionBar is a native macOS launcher. Press Option + Space to find apps, search files and projects, open workspaces, or use tools like a calculator, color converter, and text diff. Type what you need, then press Return.
ActionBar targets macOS 14 Sonoma and later, with builds for Apple Silicon and Intel. It uses native vibrancy on macOS 14–15 and Apple’s glass effects on macOS 26. Runtime testing so far has been on macOS 26.5.1 with Apple Silicon.
Yes. Local app and file search, the calculator, color tools, text diff, and other core tools work offline. Weather needs an internet connection and shares the searched city with the weather service. Web links and online apps need their usual connections.
You can import ActionBar workflow manifests and supported Script Commands after reviewing their source. Existing Alfred workflows use an explicit handoff to Alfred, which must be installed. Raycast JavaScript and React extensions aren’t supported. Script execution, Alfred handoff, and browser profiles are available in the direct-download edition.
ActionBar is in development, and a public download isn’t available yet. You can explore the interactive preview on this page now. The download will appear here when the public release is ready.