fswitcher is for power users who want more out of cmd+tab. fswitcher looks, feels, and behaves exactly like you expect, but handles apps, windows, desktops, and multiple displays naturally.
Hey everyone, I'm Fernando. I've been building iOS apps for 16 yrs. I've always felt like cmd+tab could work better but didn't find the time to fix it until now.
These were my qualms with the native one: - cmd+tab would open on the wrong display - switching to an app would sometimes take me to the wrong screen, app or window - switching to some apps wouldn't open them - too many apps cluttering the switcher - no way to control other displays
The idea was to stay close to the native one, while fixing these issues without a subscription, so it's a one-time $5.99.
What annoying thing did I miss from the native one?
one-time $5.99 instead of a subscription for a cmd+tab swap is a refreshing choice. does it keep the app order the same as the native switcher or can you reorder it?
The wrong-display problem is the one I notice most. With two screens, cmd+tab opening on the wrong display — or landing on the wrong window — breaks the flow more than a missing feature would. Showing the switcher on the active display and letting fn move it to another display sounds like the right fix, and keeping it close to the native feel instead of rebuilding the whole interaction makes it easier to trust. The one-time purchase, with no subscription, is a welcome part of that too.
Does it remember which display each app was last on? With two screens cmd+tab keeps throwing me to the wrong one.
Love the focus on keeping the native macOS feel while solving the multiple display problem. And a one-time purchase instead of another subscription is always a plus!
About fswitcher on Product Hunt
“fswitcher replaces Command-Tab on your Mac”
fswitcher launched on Product Hunt on October 27th, 2026 and earned 109 upvotes and 12 comments, placing #12 on the daily leaderboard. fswitcher is for power users who want more out of cmd+tab. fswitcher looks, feels, and behaves exactly like you expect, but handles apps, windows, desktops, and multiple displays naturally.
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Fernando Cervantes
Hey everyone, I'm Fernando. I've been building iOS apps for 16 yrs. I've always felt like cmd+tab could work better but didn't find the time to fix it until now.
These were my qualms with the native one:
- cmd+tab would open on the wrong display
- switching to an app would sometimes take me to the wrong screen, app or window
- switching to some apps wouldn't open them
- too many apps cluttering the switcher
- no way to control other displays
The idea was to stay close to the native one, while fixing these issues without a subscription, so it's a one-time $5.99.
What annoying thing did I miss from the native one?