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Meet Orbs. Hold a key, a wheel appears at your cursor. Flick to apps, windows, folders, and 14 built-in tools. One wheel per setup, switching as you work. Native macOS. Try it free Link in BIO
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Day one with the wheel and the dock is already gone. Orbs for macOS → orbs.studio
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We raced the switcher. The wheel lapped it. Free to try → orbs.studio
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Your clipboard finally has a memory. Orbs for macOS → orbs.studio
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One wheel, every context. The wheel is free → orbs.studio
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I built a macOS launcher that's a wheel. The little things are the whole product. orbs.studio
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Two dozen tiny tools, zero dock icons. The wheel is free → orbs.studio
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Your Mac has three ways to switch apps and all of them are slow. Free to try → orbs.studio
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Your dock called. It's full. Hold a key, flick, done → orbs.studio
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Your folders, arranged in a circle. Free on macOS → orbs.studio
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I built a macOS launcher that's a wheel. Five apps in five seconds. One hand. orbs.studio
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Two dozen tiny tools, zero dock icons. Orbs for macOS → orbs.studio
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One wheel per workspace — your setup follows you. Try it → orbs.studio
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Every workspace is one dive away. Hold a key, flick, done → orbs.studio
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No pitch. Just the wheel. Sound on. The wheel is free → orbs.studio
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Your tools should orbit you. Free on macOS → orbs.studio
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Slices open into slices. Orbs for macOS → orbs.studio
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You Cmd-Tab ~350 times a day. There's a better loop. Free to try → orbs.studio
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The fastest way from A to any app. Try it → orbs.studio
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This replaced my dock. The wheel is free → orbs.studio
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I built a macOS launcher that's a wheel. Cmd-Tab vs the wheel. Not close. orbs.studio
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