The Radial Menu for macOS

Press a hotkey. A circular menu appears at your cursor. Open an app, jump to a website, paste a snippet, or trigger a shortcut — in one gesture.

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macOS 15+ · 7-day free trial · €14.99 one-time purchase

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Everything at Your Fingertips

From opening your most-used apps to pasting text snippets and triggering shortcuts — Radial handles the things you do most, all with a single gesture.

Always at Your Cursor

Press a hotkey and Radial opens right where your mouse is. Pick any action with a single gesture and get straight back to work.

Launch Apps & Websites

Open your most-used apps, folders, and websites in one gesture. No more hunting through the Dock or typing into Spotlight.

Insert Text Snippets

Paste email signatures, canned replies, code templates, or any text you type repeatedly, instantly from your radial menu.

Context-Aware Menus

Radial shows different menus depending on which app you have open. The right shortcuts appear automatically, without requiring manual switching.

Sub-Menus

Organize your actions into sub-menus so your main menu stays clean. Access everything in just a couple of gestures.

Multi-Step Shortcuts

Chain multiple actions together such as opening an app, aligning the windows, performing an action, inserting some text — all triggered from a single menu press.

Scripts & Apple Shortcuts

Run shell scripts, AppleScripts, and Apple Shortcuts directly from your menu. Radial fits right into your existing Mac workflows.

Community Presets

Browse and install ready-made menus shared by other Radial users. Get set up in minutes instead of building from scratch.

One Tool, Many Jobs

App launcher, bookmark bar, snippet expander, shortcut trigger, system controls, automations, and more. Radial replaces several tools in one.

Loved by Mac Users

Real feedback from the Radial community.

“I've used a couple of other radial menus in the past and found that Radial is far more powerful than expected. Other solutions sometimes felt like they were getting in the way a bit whereas Radial seems far snappier, yet more capable in every way. Well done!”

— Colin Smith, via Product Hunt

“Exactly what I missed from Pieoneer.”

— u/No_Nectarines, via Reddit

“Love Radial. Developer is quick to add requested features.”

— u/kristyngrenier, via Reddit

Why Use a Radial Menu on Mac?

A radial menu (also called a pie menu or circular menu) places your most-used actions in a circle right at your cursor. Instead of reaching for the Dock, tabbing through windows, or typing into Spotlight, you press one hotkey and everything you need is one gesture away.

Radial is built for everyday use on macOS. Start with the basics: add your most-used apps, websites, and text snippets. Once that becomes second nature, you can explore context-aware menus that switch automatically per app, nested sub-menus for more actions, and multi-step shortcuts that chain things together.

It fits any kind of workflow. Designers use it for tool shortcuts. Developers use it for scripts, code snippets and terminal commands. Writers use it for text snippets and templates. Whatever you reach for most on your Mac, Radial puts it one gesture away.

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