Thank you for using CueStart! This version brings three new things: • Three more languages: CueStart now speaks Japanese, Korean and Italian as well — switchable while running, like all the others. • Nothing found? Add the keyword right there: When the search comes up empty, CueStart offers to assign what you typed to an app as a keyword. Pick the app — the keyword is saved and the app starts right away. • Pinned only: In the clipboard, two hashes instead of one show just the pinned entries — “##”. Typing on narrows them down as usual. Enjoy!

CueStart 1.4 helps you keep track even with lots of windows open — and makes searching more comfortable still: • Window Strip: All open windows as small previews along a screen edge — bottom, top, left or right. One click brings the app to the front. If you prefer, just the app names; background in Material or Liquid Glass with a tint of your choice. Turn it on under Settings › Window Strip. • Search by dictation: Just say what you're looking for — the results appear while you're still speaking. Return launches right away. • Forgiving search: CueStart now forgives small typos — “invocie” finds “invoice”. Accents no longer matter either. • Liquid Glass: From macOS 26 on, the search window is also available in the new glass look, optionally tinted in one of ten colours. • Settings › Apps: The list of excluded apps now uses the full window height. Enjoy CueStart!

CueStart 1.3 brings a whole set of new possibilities to the search window: • Favorites: Drag files and folders from the Finder into the management window and give them keywords. Type “/” in the search window and there they are — Return opens them, ⌘-Return shows them in the Finder. • Calculate in the search field: Put “=” in front and CueStart calculates — with brackets, powers and percentages like a pocket calculator. It converts currencies too, such as “=120 € in DKK”, using the daily rates of the European Central Bank. • Your own web searches: Set up shortcuts for your favourite sites. “?wp Hamburg” opens the Wikipedia search straight in your browser. • Clipboard: Texts can now be edited in the management window. In the search window, ⌘-click selects several entries to copy or drag them together. • App groups: One keyword launches several apps at once and opens favorites along with them — say “work” for Xcode, Safari and the project folder. Type “+” in the search window. • A clearer management window: areas on the left, the list in the middle, the details on the right. • Backup: Snippets, web searches, favorites and groups are now included. New on our website: a detailed user guide in English and German. Enjoy CueStart!

Thank you for using CueStart! This version brings quite a few new things: • Ready for the future: CueStart is now built with Swift 6. Its stricter checks help everything run even more reliably. • Ready for macOS 27: CueStart has been tested on macOS 27 Golden Gate. • Several at once: In the clipboard you now select just like in the Finder – Command for single entries, Shift for a whole run. You can delete your selection in one go or copy it all together. • Clearing the selection: In the management window, simply click the empty space below the last row of a list – for apps, snippets, clipboard and tags alike. • Just the way you like it: The confirmation when deleting from the clipboard can be switched off in the settings. Clearing the whole list still asks, just to be safe. • The legend filters: Click a coloured dot below the app list to see only those apps – all without keywords, for instance. A second click clears the filter. • Placeholders in snippets: date, time, clipboard, user name, a fresh identifier and the app you came from. Press ⌘Y to preview the finished text. Enjoy CueStart!

• Straight over to the next app: Type a colon in the search window and every running app is there — the one you used last on top. Keep typing to narrow it down, Return brings it forward. • Everything at a keystroke: Apps and snippets now have shortcuts of their own, just like the clipboard. • Two more languages: CueStart now speaks Swedish and Simplified Chinese as well — switchable while running, like all the others. • Off the beaten path: If your apps live somewhere else, just add those folders. CueStart keeps an eye on them like the usual ones. • Two old friends: Safari and the Finder have joined in. Both live in places CueStart had not looked into. • Backups without fuss: Pick a folder once, then a single click does it. Your existing backups are listed clearly, with date and size. • Small comforts: The management window remembers its size and place, Escape closes it, and switching between areas feels noticeably quicker.