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A new kind of switcher · macOS now, Windows soon

Everything open on your Mac. One place to find it.

Swivora lives at the edges of your screen. Slide left for every app, window and browser tab. Slide right for your day: AI usage, activity, calendar and music.

Download for macOS Buy license · $12.99
One-time purchasemacOS 13 or laterApple silicon and Intel
Windows version coming soon · Get notified
Features

Small touches that add up.

Everything is built to appear instantly and get out of the way just as fast.

Quick Switch

Hold ⌥ Tab to step through what's open without leaving the keyboard.

Screen edges

Rest the pointer at an edge and the panel opens. Move away and it closes by itself.

Last session

After a restart, Swivora offers to reopen what you had open before.

Library

A full window for your workspaces, pinned items, recents, activity and widgets.

Your shortcuts

Record your own shortcut for each panel. Sensible defaults work from the first launch.

Made for the Mac

A native app with fluid motion, Reduce Motion support, and no Dock icon in your way.

Left panel

Every app, window and tab, a flick away.

Push the pointer to the left edge, or press your shortcut. Swivora unfolds with everything that's open, and one click takes you there.

  • One list for everything. Every running app, with how many windows or tabs it has.
  • Search as you type. Apps, windows and tabs in one field.
  • Four sections. All, Recents, Pinned and Workspaces, one chip apart.
Expand

Open a browser and land on the exact tab.

Click an app and it expands in place. Safari shows its tabs with their sites, Figma its files, and the other apps tuck into a strip of icons so you can hop between them.

  • Browser tabs. Every tab with its title and address, however many there are.
  • Windows and files. Figma, Framer and other apps list what they have open.
  • Know where you are. A blue dot marks the app and item you're in now.
Pinned and Recents

Keep the things you return to one click away.

Pin an app, a window or a single tab and it stays in Pinned until you say otherwise. Recents remembers what you used today and yesterday.

  • Pin anything. Drag a row right to pin, left to unpin, or use its menu.
  • Undo. Unpinned by mistake? You have ten seconds to take it back.
  • Recents by day. Apps and tabs grouped under Today and Yesterday.
Workspaces

Save a whole setup. Come back to it later.

A workspace is a named set of apps, windows and tabs: everything for one project, client or class. Build one from what's open now, or pick the items yourself.

  • See inside. Open a workspace to browse its apps, windows and tabs.
  • Made from your setup. Start from the current setup or choose items one by one.
  • Managed in the Library. Rename, reorder and edit workspaces in a full window.
AI usage

See your AI limits before you hit them.

Each ring is one assistant, filled by how much of its limit you've used. Rest the pointer on a ring and its card shows the session and the week in detail.

  • One ring per assistant. Connect the tools you use, each with its own colour and logo.
  • Session and weekly. Used, remaining and when each one resets.
  • Used or remaining. Choose which way the rings count.
Calendar

What's next, without opening Calendar.

The widget shows today's date and your next events. Click it for the agenda, and click an event for its time, place and meeting link.

  • Agenda. Today and tomorrow, in order.
  • Event details. Duration, location and the call it's on.
  • New events. Add one straight from the widget.
The agenda: Design Meeting and Product Meeting today, Team Sync tomorrowDesign Meeting's details with a Join Meeting button
Activity

A heatmap of your time on the Mac.

Every day you work fills in a square, like a contribution graph for your Mac. Pick a day to see what it was made of.

  • Day by day. Active time and which apps and tools filled it.
  • Streaks. Current streak, best streak and productive days in the Library.
  • Kept on your Mac. Your activity record is stored locally.
Music

The music widget follows what's playing.

Press play and the widget picks up the song: artwork, title, artist and progress. Skip to the next track and it changes with it, colours included.

  • Now playing. Title, artist and how far in you are.
  • Controls. Play, pause and skip from the panel.
  • Matches the artwork. The card takes its colours from the cover.
Pricing

One price. Yours to keep.

Buy Swivora once and use it for as long as you like.

One-time purchase

Swivora for Mac

Every feature, yours to keep

$12.99 launch price, regular price $15.99, one-time paymentSave 19%
Launch price for the first 50 licenses44 of 50 left

What's included:

  • Left and right panels, Library and every widget
  • Updates delivered in the app
  • One Mac per license; deactivate to move it
  • License key by email, right after checkout
Buy licenseDownload for macOS

Secure checkout by Stripe. Requires macOS 13 or later. A Windows version is coming soon.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Swivora?

An app that adds a panel to each side of your screen, available for macOS now, with a Windows version on the way. The left one lists every open app, window and browser tab so you can switch in one click. The right one shows widgets: AI usage, activity, calendar and music.

How do I open the panels?

Press the panel's shortcut, or rest the pointer at the left or right edge of the screen. You can change the shortcuts and the edge behaviour in Settings.

Is it a subscription?

No. Swivora is a one-time purchase of $12.99.

Can I get a refund?

If Swivora doesn't work for you or something went wrong with your purchase, write to us and we'll look at it case by case. See the Terms of service.

Is there a free trial?

Not at the moment. You can download the app first, and it asks for a license key when it opens.

How do I get my license after paying?

The key is shown on the page right after checkout, with a download button, and it's also sent to your email. Paste it into Swivora to activate.

Can I use it on more than one Mac?

A license is active on one Mac at a time. To move it, choose Deactivate This Mac in Settings → License, then activate on the other Mac.

Which permissions does it need?

Swivora asks for access as features need it: Accessibility to switch windows, Automation to read browser tabs, and Calendar for the calendar widget. You can review each one in Settings → Apps & Permissions.

Is there a Windows version?

Not yet, but it's coming. Swivora is available for Mac today. Leave your email and you'll hear when the Windows version is ready. There's no release date yet.

Which Macs are supported?

Any Mac running macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon or Intel.

How do updates work?

Swivora checks for updates by itself and offers a new version in the right panel. One click installs it.

Find anything open. Instantly.

Download Swivora and put your screen's edges to work.

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