Keyboard first

Every command,
a few letters away

Press ⌘K anywhere and type what you want: new folder, split, duplicates. Folders you visit often come first, and every command shows its shortcut, so the palette teaches you the keys as you use it.

Coming soon What it does

duplicates

Commands

Find Duplicates…

Learn: Find Duplicates

Copy to…

Learn: Tidy Up a folder

Learn: Tasks and due dates

Tidy Up Folder…

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  • The command palette

    Every command, place and setting behind ⌘K. ⌘↩ opens a file or folder in your code editor.

    Read the guide
  • Jump to any folder

    Burrow remembers where you go and how often. Type rep and press ↩ for ~/Repos.

    Read the guide
  • Go to Path

    Type a full path, with completion, like an address bar.

    Read the guide
  • Vim keys

    j, k, h, l, gg and G in the file list, and / to filter.

    Read the guide
  • Filter and search

    ⌘F narrows the folder as you type, or searches your whole Mac with Spotlight.

    Read the guide
  • Projects

    ⇧⌘P lists your git repositories with their branch and how many files changed.

    Read the guide

How it works

One place for everything

Commands, folders and settings share one list. Type part of a feature's name and the palette also offers Learn, which opens that feature's article inside the app.

It learns where you go

Like zoxide in a terminal, Burrow ranks folders by how often and how recently you open them. A couple of letters is usually enough to get anywhere.

Keys you already know

↩ opens, Space previews, ⌫ goes back, F2 renames, Tab moves to the next pane. Turn on Vim keys in Customize and j, k, h and l take over.

Your files,
a few keys away.

Coming soon Free for 14 days · macOS 26 or later