Open in TurmDrop a file, get its path.
Drag files onto the input, or paste an image, to add its path. A pasted image is saved as a file first.
Small features, big wins.
Open in Turm, shortcuts, dropped files and other small wins.
Type less with @, ! and #.
@ jumps to a folder or drops in its path, ! runs a saved command with {1} or {@} arguments, and # drops in a file path.
Try one in the input: the line below shows what would run.
appmain
Click in and type. Enter runs it here.
Open in Turm.
Right-click in Finder, or use its toolbar button, to open a shell there. A file opens in its folder.
Turn on Copy Path in Settings and the same menu gains a Copy Path item that copies the selected items' paths, one per line. It is off by default.
⌘T to run, jump or search.
Click the slim field in the title bar or press ⌘T. Type a command to run it in a new shell tab in the current folder, or put a folder shortcut first, as in @api npm test, to run it there.
Start with ? to search every shell by title, folder, branch and past commands. Return on a command takes you to its shell with Find open on it.
See what they become.
Shortcuts expand when you press Return. The block shows what ran, and history keeps what you typed.
Make one from a command block (Save as Command Shortcut) or by right-clicking a path. After you return to a folder 5 times, or run a long command 4 times, Turm offers a one-click save.
Shortcuts in a project's Turm.json override global ones with the same key.
You type
Turm runs
cd '/Users/you/api'
Small things that add up.
Notifications from programs.
A program can post a desktop notification while Turm is in the background. While Turm is the active app, it stays quiet.
Updates built in.
Sparkle checks for and downloads new versions. Both are switches in Settings, and Check for Updates is in the app menu.
Check for updates automaticallyLook for a new version in the background.
Download updates automaticallyFetch new versions as soon as they are found.
Check now
Check for Updates...Light, dark and a clear icon.
Follow the system or pick a theme. The app icon can follow along, or stay Light, Dark or Clear.
Colour
ThemeFollow the system or force a light or dark look.
App iconChoose the Dock icon, or let it follow the system.
