A grid you organize
Pin what you use, drop the rest into folders and categories, and arrange the whole thing the way your day is actually shaped. It stays put until you change it.
A native macOS app launcher and organizer: a pinned grid, categories, spotlight-style search, workspaces, and clipboard history. Arranged the way your day is, held on your own Mac.

Launchpad sorts your apps its way and hides everything else. Vantage is the other idea: a surface you lay out once and reach through every day.
The pieces of a launcher you would build for yourself, if you had the time. All native, all keyboard-first, all on your machine.
Pin what you use, drop the rest into folders and categories, and arrange the whole thing the way your day is actually shaped. It stays put until you change it.
A spotlight-style bar over everything Vantage knows about. Type, filter, and open with the keyboard, without leaving the launcher.
Save a set of apps and files as a workspace and launch it in one move.
A searchable history of what you copied, one shortcut away, held on your Mac.
Group apps into categories that make sense to you, not to an app-store taxonomy.
A drag-and-drop stash for files in flight, so a move between apps has somewhere to land.
Leftover-free uninstall that catches the support files a drag-to-Trash leaves behind. Per-app volume so one noisy app is not the whole system. Meeting autopilot and a wallpaper aurora for the small moments in a working day. None of it buried in a settings pane four levels down.
Vantage is in active development. Tell us how you organize your Mac and we will bring you in as builds firm up.