Press ⌘⇧Space, type a project name, and jump straight to that window in VS Code, Cursor, WebStorm and more. A native utility built directly on the macOS Accessibility API.
You never know how far away the window is. Overshoot it and you go around again.
Shrunken editor windows are indistinguishable, so you end up clicking through them.
You can't tell which project it belongs to, and you need the mouse.
Code Spotlight finds windows by the one thing you actually remember: the project name.
⌘⇧Space opens the search panel from any app. It works the same over your terminal, browser or Slack.
Results rank exact > prefix > contains > fuzzy (typo-tolerant). Type admin-web-v2 and admin-web-legacy won't jump above it.
Each result shows the project, the file currently open and the editor's icon, so you know exactly which window it is.
↑↓ to move, Enter to switch, Esc to close. Your hands never leave the keyboard.
Calls the macOS Accessibility API directly. No helper processes are spawned to list windows, so the panel appears instantly.
Runs on macOS 12 Monterey or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. There is no Windows or Linux version.
To read and switch other apps' windows, allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. The app walks you through it on first launch.
VS Code, VS Code Insiders, Cursor, Windsurf, WebStorm, IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm and Android Studio. Editors not listed (Xcode, Zed, GoLand and others) aren't supported yet.
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