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Très utile

This app has made my workflow easier.

Paletro is now an essential mac — it saves me so much time than trying to navigate through menus, or setup a ton of shortcuts to remember!

Have used it for literally 1 minute and I have decided I cannot live without this. As an Alfred user, I find this app an incredible time saver, this alone is worth the Setapp subscription. Kudos to the devs for having such a wonderful idea and an excellent implementation! 👏👏👏👏 Update: While in Music app, you can invoke Paletro and then find the name of the playlist and add the currently playing song. This alone is worth of a million stars, LOVE IT!

Almost perfect, the only downside is the unrecognized left and right arrow chaarcters – those are shown as ?⃞ (a question mark in a box).

This app is so useful. If you’re used to the command bar in VS Code then this app feels so easy to use. Many apps can also be controlled extensively from the menus, making this a great time saver.

It appears to be doing what is was designed to do. I must admit that sometimes I forget that it is available for use. But when I remember it works as expected!

I found this app by accident but I am very glad that I did. It is a real timesaver! And one of my favorite features is that after you find some command that you need, that command will be right at the top of the list the next time you pull up the search menu. Very well done!

Absolutely phenomenal product thinking. One big issue and this is just a crappy reality for the designers and devs there—the weight this bears to hold up against the slightest change in Raycast or apple to simply trigger these options by default is a volcano pit lingering beneath Paletro just waiting for its grasp to draw thin. You guys need to put everything to shame, and i mean, do your own "Raycast" but more consumer friendly and not so dev targeted. Thats how you will win and honestly its how raycast will end if you do.

There are things I like about it, automatically exposing application functions is nice. I honestly forget I have it though and still use Quicksilver for a lot of things even though it hasn’t been updated lately. I will try and use it more.

It just doesn’t work. I will uninstall the app.

Does what it says on the tin. For someone whose fingers are always on the keyboard, I find the ability to call up menus in a searchable way invaluable. Small utility that I’ve come to rely on

Paletro has been a perfect way to quickly keyboard my way through apps whose keyboard shortcuts I do not know. I’ve stopped using it now though, as I’ve found an Alfred workflow which does the same thing, about as well. If I did not use Alfred already, I would still find Paletro to be an invaluable tool. Highly recommended.

Indispensible app for me. I’m a fairly recent convert to the Apple ecosystem (first because required for work, and now basically all the things) from many years on Linux. And I’m an Emacs user. By setting M-x as the hot key for Paletro, I am able to see and run commands in a way that leveraged that muscle memory and made sense to me. I run start this app on login. It runs constantly, behaves flawlessly, and never crashes. If you’re used to a click based workflow, all the same options are available in the menu bar. But if you’re used to a keyboard driven workflow, or would like to try one, this app will mkae your life easier. Thank you Paletro dev!

Really useful in my quest to move entirely to the keyboard.

Paletro is super useful and I love using it, but it seems to keep Secure Input permanently enabled in macOS, even when it's not actively in use. This causes compatibility issues with other apps like Logitech Options / Options+, where keyboard customizations and shortcuts stop working. Would really appreciate a fix for this — thanks for the great tool otherwise!

Doesnt work on quite a few apps. Great idea though.

Extremely useful for applications with extensive menus!

One very serious error in this app is that if the shortcut has an arrow character is shows it as a ?. Eg. Xcode 16.2 search for "fold" and see the bug.

This app deserves to be built in into macos. Save a lot of time, when you deal with an apps you don't use too often to do shotcuts configuration for.