A keyboard-driven project launcher for developers who juggle dozens of repos across every editor on macOS. Press a hotkey, type a few letters, land in the right window.
Odak indexes every git repo on your Mac — no folder picker, no config. Fuzzy-match on folder name, typos forgiven. Most-used projects rise to the top automatically.




Cmd+Tab is fine at four apps. At ten IDE windows all wearing the same icon, it's a lottery. Odak shows every window across every editor in one vertical list — grouped by project, most-recently-used first.
Drop a .odak file in any repo. Bind keys to actions: open the remote on GitHub, tail Kibana logs, run deploy, hit the staging URL. Teammates get the same bindings the moment they clone.
STAGING_URL once, reference it in every action.# platform-landing ide = "cursor" [env] STAGING = "staging.acme.dev" LOGS_URL = "kibana/?q=landing" [actions.deploy] key = "⌘D" run = "pnpm deploy:preview" [actions.pr] key = "⌘P" open = "github:pr" [actions.logs] key = "⌘L" open = $LOGS_URL
Three tools, three jobs. Odak knows what a project is — which makes the difference.
No seats, no subscription, no usage tiers. Buy it once, use it forever. Upgrades are free for two years.
One-time payment · instant activation · Sparkle auto-updates
Developers pay for tools that earn their place on the keyboard. We don't think that relationship should renew every month.
If Odak saves you the fifteen seconds it takes to hunt down a project twenty times a day, it pays for itself in a week.