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NexusPad

Your macOS apps, beautifully organized.

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NexusPad is a fast, minimal app launcher built for macOS users who miss Launchpad.

Browse and organize apps with grid/list view, folders, favorites, and smart sorting , all in a clean, native UI designed for speed and simplicity.

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Features

  • Grid & list view for app browsing
  • App folders with icons and colors
  • Favorites for quick access
  • Sort apps by A–Z, Z–A, and recently used
  • Keyboard-first search
  • Minimal native macOS UI
  • Fast and distraction-free experience
  • Organize workflows visually

Use Cases

  • Replace Launchpad on macOS
  • Organize work and personal apps
  • Quickly access frequently used apps
  • Create folders for workflows/projects
  • Browse apps visually instead of searching
  • Improve productivity and desktop organization

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AI-Powered UI/UX Designer building SaaS

Hey everyone 👋 I built NexusPad after Apple removed Launchpad in macOS Tahoe. I realized I used Launchpad more than I thought , not for searching apps, but for browsing them visually. Spotlight is great when you know what you want, but sometimes you just want to scan and open apps naturally. So I built a fast, minimal native macOS launcher focused on simplicity and organization. Current features: • Grid & list view • App folders with icons & colors • Favorites • Smart sorting • Keyboard-first search Still early, and I’m actively improving it based on feedback. Would genuinely love to know: What would make this a daily-use launcher for you?

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AI-Powered UI/UX Designer building SaaS

Hey everyone 👋 I built NexusPad after Apple removed Launchpad in macOS Tahoe. I realized I used Launchpad more than I thought , not for searching apps, but for browsing them visually. Spotlight is great when you know what you want, but sometimes you just want to scan and open apps naturally. So I built a fast, minimal native macOS launcher focused on simplicity and organization. Current features: • Grid & list view • App folders with icons & colors • Favorites • Smart sorting • Keyboard-first search Still early, and I’m actively improving it based on feedback. Would genuinely love to know: What would make this a daily-use launcher for you?