Rovyl
Launch anything on Windows with one flick of the mouse
What it does
Rovyl is a radial launcher for Windows. Hold your middle mouse button anywhere, a wheel blooms under the cursor, you flick toward a target and release. Every slice is yours: apps, folders, URLs, scripts, nested sub-wheels. Icons are pulled straight from the executables. Built native-first: the trigger polls at 16ms so your cursor never stutters, and confirmation resolves from the live pointer. One-time purchase. No subscription.
The radial productivity launcher for Windows. One gesture. Any destination.
Apps, projects, folders, and websites — summoned exactly where you are. This is not a decorative animation. Enter the area: cursor angle selects, click launches, and the center returns to your workspaces. Alt+Z or middle mouse. Click to keep it open, or hold and release to launch. Separate creation, communication, streaming, or gaming. Switch visually or with keys 1–9. Rovyl finds Start Menu apps and extracts their native icons automatically. Open apps, URLs, folders, and terminals — including automated command sequences. Return to recent Cursor, Antigravity, and other projects without hunting for folders. Stays invisible over games and fullscreen apps. Present when needed, silent whenfrom rovyl-red.vercel.app
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