macOS Utility
Switch Ghostty windows
in a flash
A tiny menu-bar app that lists every Ghostty window with git context, tab info, and a global shortcut.
A tiny menu-bar app that lists every Ghostty window with git context, tab info, and a global shortcut.
Summon lives quietly in your menu bar and surfaces every Ghostty window with rich context at a keystroke.
See every open Ghostty window with its title, working directory, tab count, and git repository context in one compact panel.
Choose from five global hotkeys — Option+Space, Option+Tab, and more — to summon the panel from anywhere. Manage it right from the tray menu.
Arrow keys, Tab, and ⌘1–⌘9 to jump between windows. Enter to activate, ⌘N for a new terminal, Escape to dismiss — all without a mouse.
Lives in the menu bar with macOS-native vibrancy and smooth animations. Auto-hides on blur, visible on all workspaces — never in the Dock.
Supports English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese with auto-detection. Switch between light, dark, and system themes — all preferences persist across sessions.
New terminals appear instantly and closed ones vanish on their own. The window list always reflects the latest state — no manual refresh needed.
Summon talks to Ghostty through macOS automation, so there's nothing to configure.
It starts silently in your menu bar. Press your configured global shortcut — or click the tray icon — to bring up the floating panel.
A translucent panel shows every open Ghostty window with its title, working directory, tab count, and git repository name.
Select a window with keyboard or mouse. Summon activates it — even focusing the right tab — and auto-hides the panel.
Summon is free, open-source, and MIT-licensed.