A small, keyboard-first launcher for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Press a shortcut, type a few letters, and press Enter.
- Find apps, files, clipboard history, snippets, quicklinks, emoji, and system commands.
- Answer calculations, unit and currency conversions, dates, time zones, passwords, and clean URLs.
- Stay private: everything runs on your computer. The only downloads are the daily currency rate table and the weather for one city, each only after you turn it on, and, on macOS and Windows, a check for new versions on GitHub (you can turn it off) and, when you choose to install one, the new version.
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macOS (Homebrew):
brew install jewei/tap/tinydash
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macOS (download): the
.dmgfrom Releases. The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. -
Windows: the
-setup.exefrom Releases. It is not signed, so Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm (More info > Run anyway). -
Linux: from Releases, the
.deb(Debian, Ubuntu), the.rpm(Fedora, openSUSE), or the AppImage (most other distributions; make it executable, then run it). These are not signed.
On macOS and Windows, TinyDash updates itself. On Linux, download new versions from Releases.
From the release after 0.6.2 on, you can check that a download was built from this repository by its release workflow. Run gh attestation verify FILE --repo jewei/tinydash with the GitHub CLI.
Press Control+Shift+Space to open TinyDash. See all features and shortcuts.
Install Bun 1.4.2, Node.js 24, Rust (rustup), and the Tauri prerequisites, then:
bun install
bun run dev # run with hot reload
bun run build # build installers for this OS- Features: what TinyDash does and its limits.
- Architecture: how it works and why.
- Development: commands, tests, and releases.
- AGENTS.md: rules for contributors, human or AI.
MIT. Bundled fonts (Figtree, Caprasimo) use the SIL Open Font License; see public/fonts. Third-party data is listed in src-tauri/data/README.md.