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PathPilot

Every path you actually use, one hotkey away

PathPilot is a menu-bar launcher for the places you keep digging for. Collect the directories, files, links and commands you actually use, then reach any of them with a hotkey and a few keystrokes.

v1.0.0 · macOS 14+ · 3.7 MB · Apple Silicon · Menu-bar app

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At A Glance

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What It Does

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Everything you keep hunting for, in one list

Directories, individual files, web links and shell commands all live side by side. If you find yourself navigating to it more than once a week, it belongs here.

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Filter, then return

Start typing and the list narrows immediately. Press return and PathPilot does the right thing for the type: opens the folder, reveals the file in Finder, launches the link, or runs the command.

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Grouped the way you think

Sort entries into groups such as Projects, Links and Commands, so a long list stays navigable instead of becoming another pile to search.

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Backed up without being asked

Your list is backed up automatically and exports to a single file, so moving to a new Mac does not mean rebuilding it from memory.

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Requirements

Distributed outside the Mac App Store, so macOS asks before the first launch: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. Needed once per app.

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Buying And Licensing

01 How many Macs does one licence cover?

Two. Every licence covers activation on up to two Macs that you own or control, for personal and commercial use alike.

02 Is this a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase. Pay once, keep the app, and no renewal ever appears on your card.

03 What does the free trial include?

The trial is the app itself, so you can confirm it works on your Mac, with your macOS version and your workflow, before spending anything.

04 Can I get a refund?

If a technical issue makes the app unusable and it cannot be fixed, yes: within 14 days of purchase, processed by Paddle back to your original payment method.

Try PathPilot on your Mac

Download the trial, see how it fits, and buy it only if it earns its place.

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