Built for context switchers.

Hopper takes you straight back to the tab, doc, chat or coding session you were in, whatever app it’s in. Just start typing.

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Opens an email to [email protected]. Press Send and you’re on the list. For macOS 26 and later.

A demonstration of Hopper on a Mac desktop. The launcher searches across apps, and picking a result brings that exact page, tab or session to the front. It plays on its own; click the search field to try your own search.

Search anything…

Recent

  • Fix auth token refreshapiWorkingSession
  • Checkout funnel, Q4analytics.internalTab
  • #launchNorthwindChannel
  • Q4 Launch PlanProductPage
  • Refactor billing webhookswebWorkingAgent
  • Maya OkaforiMessageConversation
  • Interview questions, design leadHiringNote
  • Pricing experiments: resultsdocs.internalTab

⌘Space opens Hopper from anywhere.

Forty tabs. Six windows. Three agents.

Hopper goes straight to the one you need.

Got pulled away? Press Back.

Like Back in a browser, but for your whole Mac: it retraces your steps to the exact tab, doc or session you left.

In the demo, a Slack message pulls you out of a Claude Code session, into a Chrome dashboard, a pull request in another tab, and a Notion page. Back takes you through those places in reverse, one at a time.

Running a few agents? Go straight to the one that needs you.

Claude Code, Cursor and Codex sessions show up as they work. When one stops to ask you something, it’s one keystroke away, in whichever window or terminal it’s running.

In the demo, four agent sessions are listed. The Claude Code session fixing auth token refresh changes to Needs You, and choosing it opens the terminal where Claude is asking to approve an edit.

And everything you’d want from spotlight search.

Coming from Rectangle, Magnet or Spectacle? Hopper can import your window shortcuts.

  • Snap windows
  • clipboard history
  • snippets that type themselves
  • quicklinks
  • scratch notes
  • emoji
  • text inside your screenshots
  • your apps’ own menus
  • and a calculator that knows units

It all stays on your Mac.

  • Nothing gets uploadedYour searches and history are kept on your Mac.
  • Private windows stay privateIncognito and private tabs are never seen.
  • Personal apps start offMessages, notes and history only when you switch them on.

Personal sources

These read your own content or history, so they’re off until you choose.

  • MessagesOff
  • NotesOff
  • SlackOff
  • Browser historyOff
  • Past agent sessionsOff
  • CalendarOff
From Hopper’s first-run setup.

Be the first to try Hopper.

Hopper is in private testing now. Join the waitlist and we’ll send you a build when it’s ready.

Join the waitlist

Opens an email to [email protected]. Press Send and you’re on the list. For macOS 26 and later.