Switchy changelog: release notes for Mac

Free for 7 days, then $4.99 once. macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

Version 1.0.6

Clear out merged worktrees at once

  • The Worktrees list in the Disk card has a new "…" menu with Remove All Merged. One confirmation removes every merged worktree, and your branches are kept.
  • Each worktree leaves the list as soon as it's removed. If one picked up new changes since the scan, it's left alone.

Version 1.0.5

See where your disk space went

  • A new Disk card in Controls, next to Network and Dev, shows how much space is free. Its dot turns amber under 50 GB and red under 20 GB.
  • Open it to see what's safe to clear: Xcode build data, old simulators, package caches, node_modules in projects you haven't touched in a month, and the Trash. All of it rebuilds itself, and nothing is deleted until you confirm.
  • Every git worktree is listed with its size and status. A merged worktree with no changes can be removed in one click, and your branch is kept.
  • Your biggest files are listed so you can find them in Finder.
  • Switchy warns you when free space drops under 20 GB, and again under 10 GB. You can hide the card in Settings → Customize and the warnings keep working.

Usage tab grouped by provider

  • Accounts are grouped under their provider, with a "Most room" badge on the account that has the most left.
  • One "Add account" menu covers every provider.

Version 1.0.4

Choose how long your 2FA codes stay unlocked

  • New in Settings → 2FA Codes: lock codes after 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes or 1 hour, or only when your Mac sleeps or locks.
  • 5 minutes is still the default, so nothing changes unless you pick something else.
  • Sleep and screen lock always lock your codes, whatever you choose.

Codes is now "2FA Codes"

  • The panel tab and Settings now say what the feature is at a glance.

Version 1.0.3

Claude usage that stays with each account

  • Sign in to claude.ai right inside Switchy, once per Claude account. Email, Google and Apple sign-in all work.
  • Each card follows its own account, so switching logins in the terminal no longer resets it to 0%.
  • Personal and Team plans show up as separate cards, since their limits are separate.
  • The claude.ai login is kept in your Keychain. Remove a card and it is deleted.
  • Old Claude cards that read through the terminal's login are removed. Sign in with claude.ai to add them back.
  • Codex cards now show the OpenAI logo.

Faster keyboard in the panel

  • Tab and Shift-Tab move between Controls, Codes and Usage.
  • ⌘A, ⌘C, ⌘V, ⌘X and ⌘Z now work in the panel's text fields.
  • Codes search no longer grabs your typing when you reopen the panel.

Version 1.0.2

A new License page in Settings

  • The About tab is now called License, so your key is easy to find.
  • See at a glance whether Switchy is licensed or how many trial days are left.
  • Your key, Deactivate this Mac and the customer portal sit together in one place.
  • The version, Check for Updates and your switch counts are still there.

Version 1.0.1

Try Switchy free for 7 days

  • Every feature works for 7 days from the first time you open Switchy. No key, account or card needed.
  • A strip at the top of the panel shows how many days are left, with Buy and Enter Key buttons.
  • When the trial ends, Switchy asks for your license key. Your settings stay as they are.
  • Already bought Switchy? Nothing changes for you.

Version 1.0.0

Switchy is now a paid app

  • Switchy 1.0 is a one-time purchase of $4.99. No subscription.
  • One key works on up to 3 of your Macs.
  • After this update, Switchy asks for your license key before it unlocks. Buy one from the menu bar panel, then paste the key from your receipt email.
  • Lost your key, or want to move it to another Mac? Open "Lost your key?" in the panel, or Settings → About → Manage in Polar.

Your license

  • Switchy checks your license about once a day. If you are offline, it keeps working for up to 14 days.
  • Settings → About shows your key and lets you deactivate this Mac, so you can use the key on another one.

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