Summon the app.
Jump to the window.
Fill the screen.

Three tiny resident macOS tools by the same maker: one Swift file each, one chord each, compiled on your machine. Pick your scope.

scope · the app

Hold the chord, tap a letter, and the app is in front of you — launched first if it wasn't running. Uses only public, ungated APIs.

scope · the window

Number your browser windows in their titles, then jump straight to the exact one — raised and focused in milliseconds.

scope · the screen

One press sweeps every Brave window onto the external monitor and fills it — fill, not fullscreen. No Spaces created.

Same recipe underneath

One file. One chord. Yours.

~100–140 lines eachSmall enough to audit in one sitting, compiled with Apple's toolchain.

Resident daemonsThey fire in milliseconds — no per-press startup cost, near-zero idle CPU.

Only Apple frameworksCocoa and Carbon. Nothing fetched, nothing bundled, no network code path.

Permissions kept narrowZero where possible; where not, the grant binds to a single-purpose .app — never a terminal.