So I just came from trying out a new app called ‘leader key’ where you use a trigger that allows other keys to activate applications, but it was not visual. This is visual! And the only pie menu I’m aware of that has this built in. Putting [&]+[letter] to create a shortcut menu to access items is incredibly powerful. And just as I hoped, it allows there to be different pie menus for the active application. Wow, such amazing potential here to launch apps, and scripts and all sorts of fun things. I’m planning on adding some useful tools from premiere pro in here. and wow, being able to trigger submenus as well within the menus. The shortcut setting ability and this are really what sold me. Yes, I am totally impressed, anybody into productivity software and optimization would and will be. All this being said, this app could still use some refinement. For instance, adding the shortcut ⌘ + ⇧ + o in setting the global hotkey was incredibly tricky, not sure why but it was. Would reset each time I tried to type. Also to the dev, there are some spelling errors in your sample menus! In terms of the ui there, seem to be a few little glitchy type things. But whoa, what an awesome app to pull off. I see myself using this more with the keyboard than the mouse actually.It’s important for me to add that I add that above critique only because I see such massive potential in this app. More for the dev than anybody reading thinking about trying it.. If you are thinking about trying it, just do it. Use it with your mouse sure, but there is even more power and speed possible using with a keyboard. Definitely going to link raycast links, apps, tools, macros and so much more.

Accidentally discovered this circular popup menu and have been using it every day since. It’s easy to setup items and make its interface look exactly as you want (mine has no background image, menu radius of 400, menu icon size 25, hover animation on but auto trigger off; you can even change the look of each cell to set them apart). If I change to a different mouse, it’s always there. I use it with Keyboard Maestro whose palettes aren’t as elegant (I have a KM macro that records the current cursor position, then dismisses a notification in the upper right corner, then puts the cursor back where it was…easily invoked with CirMenu). Great productivity tool!

I absolutely love CirMenu—it’s an incredibly well-designed app that has streamlined my workflow and made accessing my most-used apps and shortcuts a breeze. It’s intuitive, efficient, and a must-have for anyone looking to improve their productivity.However, I’m running into an issue where I’m completely unable to purchase the Standard Version. Every time I try, whether through the pop-up reminder or the settings menu, the app just stalls on a loading screen and never proceeds with the transaction. I’ve tried restarting the app, uninstalling and reinstalling from the App Store, but nothing seems to fix it.I really want to support the developer and remove the trial restrictions, but I’m stuck at this point. If this issue gets resolved, this is easily a 5-star app! Hoping to hear from the developer soon!

I’ve been using this app for several months, and it delivers everything you’d expect from a great pie menu app. As a designer, I often need quick access to functions with awkward keybindings or those not used frequently enough to justify dedicated shortcuts.The app lets you create submenus and even a separate global menu accessible from any app. The possibilities are virtually endless.I rarely write reviews, but this app deserves recognition and praise. Kudos to the developer!