Pie Menu

Pie Menu is a Mac utility that replaces the need to memorize dozens of keyboard shortcuts. You assign one master keyboard shortcut (like Shift+Z) that works across all your applications. When you press it, a circular menu pops up around your cursor, displaying the most useful shortcuts for the specific app you're currently using. This means you get the speed benefit of keyboard commands without the mental load of remembering which key combination does what in each program.

The tool is deeply integrated with macOS and works with popular apps like Figma, Slack, Things, and Safari. It comes pre-loaded with sensible shortcut suggestions for many applications, but you can fully customize the menu for any app. A notable feature is its 'Shortcut-rolodex,' a searchable database of available shortcuts that you can add to your menus with a single click.

This is ideal for Mac users who work across multiple applications but struggle with keyboard shortcut recall. Designers in Figma, project managers in Things, or anyone who frequently switches between Slack and Safari will find it eliminates friction. It's particularly useful for less frequently used apps where shortcut memory is fuzzy, turning a hunt through menu bars into a quick, visual selection.