for designers
Keep your eyes on the canvas.
You've got Figma open. Slack, Notion, three reference windows, and a Pinterest tab. fns makes context-switching silent — one keystroke per tool, no dock dance, no trackpad detour.
47×
average app switches per day for a product designer
🎙
voice-to-text for critique notes, hands never leave the keyboard
50
clipboard items — full moodboard history, always available
The design day, reimagined.
Before fns
- ⌘-tab×3 just to find Figma again
- Click dock → Pinterest, wait for it to load
- Copy image from tab A, lose it pasting from tab B
- Type "great work..." for the 15th time today
- Reach for trackpad to scroll Dribbble
- Context-switch mid-flow to leave PR comments
After fns
- fn+F → Figma, instant
- fn+P → Pinterest in Arc space, instant
- fn+V → both images in history, paste sequentially
- gw → auto-expands to full feedback template
- fn+J/K → scroll Dribbble, no trackpad
- Hold fn+space → dictate PR comments inline
Beyond switching apps.
CLIP
Moodboard assembly
50 clipboard items from 15 different tabs, all accessible by index. Pull references without losing what you already copied.
DICT
Critique notes via voice
Hold fn+space to dictate anywhere — Slack threads, Notion docs, Figma comments. No typing, no mode switching.
TEXT
Component naming snippets
Expand "px" to a full prop name, "btn" to your button variant taxonomy. Consistent naming without remembering every convention.
FOCM
Focus mode
One binding closes Slack, opens Figma, and enables Do Not Disturb. Deep work on demand.
Design faster. Reach less.
Every tool at a keystroke. Every reference in your clipboard. No trackpad required.
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