Phoenix
kasper.github.io/phoenixPhoenix manages macOS windows and apps through JavaScript scripts, keyboard shortcuts, and system-event bindings.
Looking for something like CustomShortcuts? Here are 9 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 2 are open source.
CustomShortcuts remaps and creates keyboard shortcuts for Mac app menu items without scripting.
| # | Alternative | Pricing | Open source | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Phoenix | — | Not stated | macOS |
| 2 | xbar | — | Not stated | macOS, Web |
| 3 | KeyClu | — | Not stated | macOS, Web |
| 4 | Rectangle | — | Not stated | macOS, Web, Windows |
| 5 | ShortcutKeeper | — | Not stated | iOS, macOS, Web |
| 6 | Sky.app | — | Not stated | iOS, macOS |
| 7 | Browserino | — | Yes | macOS |
| 8 | Xbar | — | Yes | macOS |
| 9 | KeyboardCowboy | — | Not stated | macOS |
Phoenix manages macOS windows and apps through JavaScript scripts, keyboard shortcuts, and system-event bindings.
xbar places output from executable scripts and programs in the macOS menu bar.
KeyClu displays available keyboard shortcuts for macOS apps, with manual and installation information on its page.
Rectangle moves and resizes windows on macOS using keyboard shortcuts or screen-edge snapping.
Shortcut Keeper stores keyboard shortcuts users want to learn and remember across apps on Mac.
Sky.app provides a macOS client for Bluesky with keyboard shortcuts and a dark mode.
Browserino selects a browser on macOS and supports default-browser setup and keyboard shortcuts.
xbar places output from shell scripts and other programs in the macOS menu bar for at-a-glance access.
KeyboardCowboy manages keyboard shortcuts on macOS, according to its repository description.
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