Alt+Tab is broken (when you have 20 windows open)

Alt+Tab worked fine when we opened three programs. Today, between a browser with fifteen tabs, email, two spreadsheets, an editor and messaging apps, switching windows became a visual lottery: you press Alt+Tab, scan the row of thumbnails, and with luck you hit the right one.

Paradoxon Alternate proposes a different logic: instead of navigating through all windows, you switch within groups you define. Ctrl+Alt+1 jumps between the apps in your "Office" group; Ctrl+Alt+2 between your "Design" apps. Each press goes to the group's next app — in under 30 milliseconds.

Main window — The main window with your groups and hotkeys.

Detected apps — Automatic detection of open apps.

Office group — An "Office" group in action.

The mental shift is subtle but profound: you stop thinking "where is that window?" and start thinking "go to my work context". Groups mirror your real tasks — invoicing, communication, development — and the keyboard takes you there without looking.

Try it for a week: set up two groups with your everyday apps. The day you go back to Alt+Tab you'll understand how much time you were losing.