Your browser's
missing superpower.

A universal Cmd+K command palette for Chrome & Edge. Search tabs, bookmarks, history — control everything with your keyboard. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Press Cmd + K on Mac / Ctrl + K on Windows
Also available on Linux · ChromeOS
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Commands
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Search Engines
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Bundle Size

Everything you need,
nothing you don't.

No bloat. No accounts. No telemetry. Just raw speed and power, right in your browser.

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Instant Launch

Opens in under 50ms. Fuzzy search results appear as you type. Zero startup cost thanks to lazy initialization.

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Fuzzy Search Everything

Powered by quickfuzz — 7x faster than Fuse.js. Search tabs, bookmarks, history, commands, and more with match highlighting.

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Tab Power Tools

Pin, mute, move, close, duplicate, suspend, group tabs. Multi-select with Space for batch operations.

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Text Snippets

Create reusable text snippets with dynamic variables. Type a trigger keyword to expand. Supports date, URL, title placeholders.

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Aliases & Quicklinks

Type "mail" to open Gmail. Type "jira PROJ-123" to jump to a ticket. Parameterized URLs with %s replacement.

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Shadow DOM Isolation

Rendered in a closed Shadow DOM. Page CSS can't touch it. Hatch CSS can't leak out. Works perfectly on every website.

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Frecency Ranking

Commands you use frequently and recently bubble to the top. Your workflow gets faster the more you use Hatch.

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18 Search Engines

Type "gh react" to search GitHub. "yt lofi" for YouTube. "mdn fetch" for MDN. Add your own custom engines.

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100% Local

No servers. No databases. No accounts. Everything stored in chrome.storage.local. Your data never leaves your machine.

Your browser,
fully keyboard-driven.

Drag to explore every command category. From tab management to developer tools — everything one keystroke away.

Ready to hatch something?

Install in under 30 seconds. No sign-up. No config. Just press Cmd+K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows.

Sounak Das
Sounak Das
Maker of Hatch

"Built because reaching for the mouse felt wrong."