What's new in PowerClick

Settings then Appearance offers Light, Dark or Auto. Auto follows macOS, including the automatic switch at sunset. The choice reaches the dashboard, the menu bar popover, the ShortClick ring, the toast and the Services panel.

Clear or Tinted, matching the pair System Settings offers. On macOS 26 this uses the native Liquid Glass material rather than an imitation of it.

Nine choices: Multicolor, which follows your system accent, plus Blue, Purple, Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Graphite.

Made genuinely readable rather than a dark theme with the switch flipped. Card materials, separators, captions and text on coloured fills were all reworked so contrast holds under both appearances.

Fixed four Finder extension menu labels that had no translation in any language, so they no longer fall back to raw keys.

Restored nineteen missing strings each in Spanish, French, Dutch and Portuguese. Localization coverage is now checked automatically on every release.

No new permissions and no new entitlements. Appearance is stored in PowerClick's own preferences and changes nothing outside the app.

A radial menu that opens under your cursor. The inner ring picks a category, the outer ring picks the item. Five categories: Apps, Snippets, Clipboard, Automation and Windows.

Open it with a keyboard shortcut you record yourself, or by holding Command and Shift and right-clicking. Both can be turned off independently.

Hold the trigger, throw the cursor toward the item you want and release. No second click.

Window snapping with twelve actions on the frontmost window: four halves, four quarters, maximize, center, move to the next display, and restore the previous position. Off until you enable it, and it uses the public Accessibility API.

Drag an app wedge outward for New Window, Bring to Front or Quit without leaving the ring.

When Finder is in front with files selected, the app wedges become "open the selection with this app" instead of plain launchers.

Optionally paste a snippet straight into the app you were typing in, instead of only copying it. Off by default.

Ring items that open a URL or run one of your own Shortcuts. Shortcut names are read from Shortcuts so you can pick from a list instead of typing one from memory.