One habit each
The Switchover apps
Switching from Windows is a thousand small frictions. Each of these is a tiny Mac menu bar app that removes one of them — and each one works entirely on its own.
SwitchoverOn the App Store
Cut and paste files in Finder, clipboard history on Cmd+Shift+V, Home and End, and the rest of the keys you miss.
Switchover MouseIn review
Windows mouse habits, kept.
Switchover StatsOn the App Store
Task Manager in your menu bar.
Switchover SnipOn the App Store
Snipping Tool habits, kept.
Switchover TaskbarIn review
A taskbar for your desktop.
Switchover ExpandIn review
A fast, private text expander.
Switchover Cheat SheetOn the App Store
Every shortcut, with its Windows twin.
What they have in common
They stay out of the way
Every one of them is a menu bar app. No Dock icon, no window sitting open, no onboarding tour. Open it once and forget it.
They ask for nothing they don't need
Where a permission is genuinely required, the app explains why in plain language and asks the first time you use the feature — never at launch. Switchover Stats and the main shortcut in Switchover Cheat Sheet need no permission at all.
Nothing leaves your Mac
None of these apps have network access. There are no accounts, no analytics and no third-party SDKs. Your clipboard history, your snippets and your snips stay on your machine.
Every shortcut can be changed
The defaults follow the Windows keys you already know. If one clashes with something you use, change it.
Reading for new Mac switchers
- The 7 Windows shortcuts Mac switchers miss, and how to get them back
- How to cut and paste files on a Mac
- Win+V on a Mac: how to get clipboard history
- Home and End keys on a Mac
- Ctrl+Alt+Delete on a Mac
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