Keyboard-first file manager for MacEvery command,
a few letters away

Press ⌘K anywhere and type what you want: new folder, split, duplicates. Folders you visit often come first, and every command shows its shortcut, so the palette teaches you the keys as you use it.

How it works

One place for everything

Commands, folders and settings share one list. Type part of a feature's name and the palette also offers Learn, which opens that feature's article inside the app.

It learns where you go

Like zoxide in a terminal, Burrow ranks folders by how often and how recently you open them. A couple of letters is usually enough to get anywhere.

Keys you already know

↩ opens, Space previews, ⌫ goes back, F2 renames, Tab moves to the next pane. Turn on Vim keys in Customize and j, k, h and l take over.

Your files,
a few keys away.

Download for Mac Version 1.1 · Free for 14 days · macOS 15 or later