macOS Utility
Switch Ghostty windows
in a flash
A tiny tray app that lists all your Ghostty terminal windows. Search, alias, reorder, and jump to any window instantly.
A tiny tray app that lists all your Ghostty terminal windows. Search, alias, reorder, and jump to any window instantly.
Summon lives quietly in your menu bar and surfaces every Ghostty window at a click.
Filter windows by title, working directory, or alias. Results update as you type, so you can jump to the right terminal in milliseconds.
Give each terminal a memorable name. Aliases are saved between sessions so you always know which window is which.
Arrange your windows in whatever order makes sense. Drag handles keep it precise, and your layout is remembered.
Lives in the menu bar, never in the Dock. Click the icon or press a shortcut to summon the panel — Escape to dismiss.
Toggle between dark and light mode right from the app. Your preference is remembered across sessions.
The window list refreshes automatically every two seconds. New terminals appear, closed ones disappear — no manual reload needed.
Summon talks to Ghostty through macOS automation, so there's nothing to configure.
It starts silently in your menu bar. No Dock icon, no window clutter — just a small tray icon waiting for your click.
A compact panel drops down showing every open Ghostty window with its title, working directory, and tab count. Type to filter instantly.
Select a window and it activates immediately. The panel auto-hides so you're right where you need to be.
Fast to build, fast to run. Electron for the shell, React for the UI, AppleScript for the glue.
Summon is free, open-source, and MIT-licensed.