ueli

If you write a lot of text or code regularly, you may find it a bit uncomfortable to take your hand off the keyboard to grab the mouse. Whenever you need to launch a new application or go to a website, you can ignore the mouse entirely if you decide to use ueli. The application gives you the possibility of performing various operations on your computer, just by typing with your keyboard. It works all the time, regardless of what you have on your screen.

Downloading and installing ueli is a simple operation, which shouldn't take more than a minute to complete. It works on all modern Windows platforms and it doesn't have any special requirements. Furthermore, it doesn't use a significant amount of disk space, and it doesn't have any impact on your computer's performance.

Once the application is up and running on your computer, you only need to press a hotkey and a text box will instantly appear on your screen. At this point, you can just type the name of an application, a URL, a folder's path, as well as other queries. As you type, the application will display suggestions, based on your keywords, directly beneath the text box, and you can use the arrow keys to select the result you need. The best part is that ueli displays the results instantly, so you won't have to wait even for a fraction of a second when you type something.

Besides opening a folder or going to a website, you can also use ueli to perform a search on Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, as well as other services. Furthermore, you can type and execute CMD instructions and you can even type basic calculations if you need to add, subtract, divide or multiply something quickly. Another valuable feature is the possibility of creating custom shortcuts, which give you the possibility of performing any of the aforementioned actions without typing the entire name, address or instruction. For example, you could launch a program with specific project files already loaded.

Anything you do on your computer can be done faster, easier and more comfortable when using ueli.