The best Flow Launcher alternatives

Raycast suits people who want keyboard access to productivity tools and workflows.

Launchy suits users who want keyboard-driven access to programs, files, folders, and websites.

Alfred suits Mac users who want keyboard-driven app launching and file search, with Powerpack options for automation, clipboard history, and file…

Dropzone suits Mac users who want drag-and-drop file actions, app launching, or cloud uploads.

Cerebro suits desktop users who want keyboard-driven access to files, applications and web search.

bemenu may suit Linux or macOS users looking for a configurable menu client and library, especially those able to build from source.

Ueli suits people who want to find and launch items from a keyboard on Linux, macOS, or Windows.

dmenu may suit Linux users working in an X environment who want a menu for their own items or command launching.

Executor suits Windows users who want keyboard-driven launching, file search, and multi-step workflows.

Appetizer suits Windows users who want a customizable dock for shortcuts and folders, including users organizing portable apps.

foot suits Linux users who want a configurable terminal emulator in a Wayland environment.

It suits Windows users who prefer keyboard-driven launching and want configurable utilities or plugins.

It suits Windows users who want one customizable launcher for applications, searches, commands, settings, and extensions.

Nexus Dock suits Windows users who want a customizable launcher with running-app and system-tray visibility.

SyMenu suits Windows users who want a portable way to organize and launch applications, including from removable drives.

Walker fits Linux users who want a configurable launcher with application, command, file, clipboard, search, and workflow providers.

ADW Launcher 2 suits Android users who want to customize their home screen and create or share widgets.