01 / Find your files
Find the file you mean
Remember what it is, but not what you called it? Search by name, type, date, or meaning. Find a resume, a movie, or your latest download, then preview or open it.
The intelligent Launcher for your Mac.
Not just another launcher. Jolt understands what you mean, then finds your files, controls your Mac, and runs the commands of the app you are in.
Built on Jev by TypeSafeSee Jolt in action
Less searching. More doing.
Real tasks, on a real Mac. Pick a demo and see what a few words can do.
02 / Find your files
You choose where Jolt looks
Add the folders you want Jolt to search, including their subfolders. Remove them whenever you want in Settings → Privacy. Jolt never asks for Full Disk Access.
03 / Find your files
Find it. Drop it where you need it.
Find a file in Jolt and drag it straight into another app. Attach a resume to a chat, copy a file, or copy its path without opening Finder.
04 / Tell your apps what to do
Stay in the code
Build your project, split the editor, or open Xcode settings from Jolt. Describe what you need, even if you do not know the command’s name.
05 / Tell your apps what to do
Make that PDF look right
Rotate a page or change how it looks in Preview. Type what you want in Jolt, choose the command, and get back to the document.
06 / Tell your apps what to do
A few words for your terminal
Open Ghostty’s inspector, close it again, or switch to full screen. Jolt finds the app’s commands while you stay in your terminal.
07 / Control your Mac
The small jobs, taken care of
Launch an app, keep your Mac awake, or change a system setting. Search in the Mac tab and run the action from the same panel.
08 / Control your Mac
The next track, without the detour
Control Spotify and Apple Music from Jolt. Skip a track, resume playback, or change shuffle and repeat without opening the music app.
09 / Control your Mac
Light or dark. Say the word.
Switch your Mac between light and dark mode from the launcher. Jolt changes its own appearance with the rest of your Mac.
10 / Control your Mac
Start your search here
Search Wikipedia, Reddit, or YouTube from Jolt. Say what you want and where to look. The results open in your default browser. Search shortcuts like !w work too.
11 / Make it yours
Three places to look. One panel.
Press Tab to move between commands for the app in front, actions for your Mac, and file search. The selected tab always shows where Jolt is looking.
12 / Make it yours
A Space away from your files
With an empty search, press Space to jump into Files. Press Backspace while the search is empty to return to the tab you came from.
13 / Make it yours
Start where you want
Choose what Jolt shows when you open it: the app in front, Mac actions, or the tab you last used. Set your own shortcut to open Jolt here, too.
14 / Make it yours
A little color from the app you’re in
Move from Finder to your browser, terminal, or Slack. Jolt takes its tint from the app’s icon and shows its name, so you can see which app you are controlling.
Works with every app
No plugins. No setup for each app.
Jolt reads what your Mac already has: the menus of the app in front, the actions your apps publish, and the panes of System Settings. A new app brings its own commands.
Knows which app you’re in
Jolt knows which app is in front and can run any command in its menus. Say what you want in your own words.
wipe the old compiled files
Xcode
XcodeClean Build FolderProduct↵Reads the value in your words
Say how long, how loud, or how soon. Jolt reads the value on your Mac and puts it in the command.
keep awake for 35 minutes
Mac
MacKeep AwakeFor 35 minutes · until 4:13 PM↵Shows you where a setting is
Ask Xcode to “change the line spacing”. Jolt opens its settings, selects Themes, and puts a ring on Line Spacing.
Why Jolt
Most commands have no keyboard shortcut.
Simulator has 99 without one. Safari has 114. Xcode has 66. Stop hunting through menus—describe what you want and let Jolt find it.
- Name matching
- 26 µsMatches your typing against 219 commands.
- Plain-language understanding
- 350 msMedian response from Jev. Most of that time is the network.
- Tested accuracy
- 31 of 31Short queries found the correct deep command across 8 apps.
Privacy
Clear about what leaves your Mac.
- Jolt reads the names of menu items in the app in front.macOS asks you to allow this under Accessibility.
- Your query and those menu names go to Jev through the Jolt backend.Jev is a model from TypeSafe. It gets the query and a list of names. It gets no file contents, no values, and no state of your apps.
- You choose the folders Jolt can search. Jolt never asks for Full Disk Access.Add and remove folders under Settings → Privacy. Jev sees filenames and folder names only, and only when you turn on “Find files with Jev”.
- The private names in your menus stay on your Mac.Recent documents, browser tabs, bookmarks, history, and open windows are found by name on your Mac. They are not sent to Jev. The switch is under Settings → Privacy.
- Jev chooses a command. Ordinary code runs it.No agent runs on your Mac. Jolt does not read your screen or write your queries to disk.
Your Mac already knows how. Just ask.
Download Jolt and use all of it, free during the beta. No account.
macOS 14 or later. Apple Silicon.