Get Snapps

For Windows · on the Microsoft Store

Any website,
one shortcut away.

Press Alt+C and ChatGPT floats over whatever you're doing. Ask your question, press it again, and it's gone. No tab hunting, no window juggling.

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Free for 15 days. One payment after that — no subscription.

One window, any site — each with its own shortcut

  • ChatGPTAlt+C
  • YouTubeAlt+Y
  • SpotifyAlt+S
  • Notion CalendarAlt+N
  • GitHubAlt+G
  • ExcalidrawAlt+X
  • GmailAlt+M
  • WikipediaAlt+W
  • FigmaAlt+F
  • Google TranslateAlt+T
  • MDN Web DocsAlt+D

See it in action

Forty-four seconds, and you'll get it.

Features

Built to stay out of the way.

A shortcut per site

Add a site, pick a key combination, done. The same shortcut shows the window and hides it again.

Two accounts, side by side

Give a site its own login profile and keep a work Google and a personal one open at once. Sites on the same profile are signed in together.

Every site, one keystroke

Press Ctrl+Shift+Space and a searchable list of every site opens right where your cursor is. Type a couple of letters, hit Enter.

Always on top

Floating windows stay above everything else and remember exactly where and how big you left them.

Hidden from screen sharing

Keep a window visible to you and invisible to recordings and calls. Handy for private notes and AI chats.

Mutes when hidden

Audio pauses the moment a window disappears, so a hidden video never talks over your meeting.

Made for the mouse too

Bump the side of your screen for a quick menu — or dock a small handle anywhere along any edge and hover it. Your call.

Loaded and waiting

Sites can stay live in the background, so the window is there the instant you ask for it — no reload, no lost scroll position.

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New

Two Googles, one desktop.

A login profile per account

That document you can only open on the other account stops being a problem. Make a profile, sign in to it once, and point as many sites at it as you like — work Docs, work Gmail, work Calendar all signed in together, personal ones right beside them.

Add the same site twice, once on each profile, and give each its own shortcut. Neither ever signs the other out.

A site's settings in Snapps, with its login profile set to Work Google

How it works

Three steps, then never think about it again.

  1. 01

    Add a site

    Paste any URL and give it a name. Anything with an address works — an AI chat, a dashboard, a docs page, your calendar.

    The Add site dialog in Snapps, with fields for name, URL and shortcut
  2. 02

    Pick a shortcut

    Press the keys you want and Snapps records them. Every site sits in one list with its own combination.

    The Snapps window listing sites, each with its own keyboard shortcut
  3. 03

    Summon it anywhere

    From any app, any full-screen window, any time. It floats on top, you do the thing, you press again and it's gone.

    Two Snapps windows floating over a Windows desktop

Screenshots

A closer look.

ChatGPT and Excalidraw floating on top of the desktop
Floating on top of your work
Every site in one list, each with a shortcut
Every site, every shortcut
Adding a site and fine-tuning how it opens
Add a site in seconds
The quick picker open at the cursor, with a search box above the list of sites
Search every site from anywhere
The island docked to the top edge of the screen, opened into the list of sites
A handle on any screen edge
Choosing a login profile for a site
A login profile per account
The edge menu opened by bumping the side of the screen
Bump the screen edge
Settings for theme, startup, login profiles and edge gestures
Settings that stay simple
Snapps in dark mode
Right at home in dark mode

Stop hunting for that tab.

Try Snapps free for 15 days. One payment after that, no subscription.

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No account. No telemetry. Your sites and settings never leave your PC.