fswitcher

What makes it different

fswitcher was built by Fernando Cervantes, an iOS developer of 16 years, who had always felt Command-Tab could work better but had not found the time to fix it until now. His list of grievances with the native switcher was specific: it would open on the wrong display, switching to an app would sometimes take him to the wrong screen, app or window, switching to some apps would not open them at all, too many apps cluttered the switcher, and there was no way to control other displays.

The idea was to stay close to the native switcher while fixing those issues. fswitcher replaces Command-Tab on the Mac with the same shortcut, now aware of your displays, desktops, and windows: it looks and feels like the original, with proper handling of app switching, window switching, and multiple displays.

Deliberately, there is no subscription: fswitcher costs a one-time $5.99. That is the whole pitch — the familiar shortcut, fixed for multi-display Mac setups, bought once.