Every display at once
Glance at the other monitor, press the hotkey, type two letters. You are there.
Click anything, on every display.
Labels on every screen in about a tenth of a second. Type two letters, and it’s clicked.
Try it here
On a Mac, ⌘⇧Space labels every display at once. Here is one.
Message
Send
Play sounds
Show previews
Open at login
Here, Space stands in for the hotkey. In Jumpr it is ⌘⇧Space, and you can change it.
Free and open source. MIT license. macOS 15 or later.
Press. Type. Clicked.
Three steps, and your hands never leave the keyboard.
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01
Press the hotkey
Everything clickable, on every display, gets a label.
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02
Type its label
Usually two letters. The first one clears the rest away.
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03
It’s clicked
The click lands where the label was. Then the labels are gone.
Everywhere you can click.
Windows, menus, the Dock, menu bar icons and web pages, on every display you have.
About a tenth of a second
That is how long the labels take to appear, on every display.
Type to narrow
The first letter clears away every label that doesn’t start with it.
Menus, the Dock, the menu bar
Open a menu and its items get labels of their own.
Web pages too
Links and buttons in Safari, Chrome and web-based apps get labels.
Make it yours
Pick the label color, letter color, size and hotkey from Jumpr’s menu bar icon. Try a color here: it changes every label on this page.
Yellow is the default.
Nothing leaves your Mac
No account and no analytics in the app. Its only request is a daily update check, which you can turn off. Privacy policy
Free and open source
MIT license. Read the code, file an issue, build it yourself.
View source on GitHubQuestions
- What permission does it need, and why?
- Accessibility. macOS asks the first time you open Jumpr. It’s how Jumpr finds the buttons, links and icons on your screens, and how it clicks the one you pick. Jumpr does not record your screen.
- Does anything leave my Mac?
- What Jumpr reads to place labels stays on your Mac. Its one request is a daily check for a new version, which you can turn off from Jumpr’s menu bar icon. The privacy policy has the details.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Jumpr is free and open source under the MIT license, with no account and nothing to unlock. The code is on GitHub. Found a bug? Open an issue.
- What do I need?
- A Mac running macOS 15 or later. Jumpr works with one display and shines with two or more.
- How do updates work?
- Jumpr checks once a day and tells you when a new version is ready, then installs it when you say so.
- Can I change the hotkey?
- Yes, from Jumpr’s menu bar icon. The default is ⌘⇧Space.
Anything on screen, two letters away.
⌘⇧SpaceThe default hotkey. Change it any time.
Download for Mac
Free · MIT license · macOS 15 or later
