Everything from Cmd+K

You're deep in a project and need to find an image. You could scroll through folders, or you could hit Cmd+K, select "Images," and type a name. Every image on your machine, filtered and ready. Then hit Cmd+K again to create a new folder, toggle the sidebar, or jump to settings — without touching the mouse.

Command Palette — one keystroke for everything

Cmd+K opens a universal search that goes beyond file names. Browse by category, run actions, jump to any view.

• Drill into any file type — Select Images, Videos, Code, Documents, or any category and search within it. The palette becomes a scoped browser with its own search field and back button.
• Run actions — New folder, toggle sidebar, toggle split view, open settings, find duplicates, cleanup — all available as palette commands with their keyboard shortcuts shown.
• Search files, bookmarks, and drives — Type a name and see results across files, pinned bookmarks, connected storage, and applications. Folders sort first.
• Keyboard shortcut hints — Every action shows its shortcut in a pill badge. Use the palette to discover shortcuts, then use them directly next time.

Themes — Catppuccin and system-follow

Six themes, each available as your light or dark mode theme independently. Set one for daytime, another for night, and let the OS switch for you.

• Catppuccin Latte, Frappe, Macchiato, Mocha — The full Catppuccin family, from soft pastels to deep contrast.
• System-follow mode — Zero reads your OS appearance setting and switches automatically. Or lock it to light or dark if you prefer.
• Independent selectors — Pick Latte for light mode and Mocha for dark. Each mode gets its own theme.

Auto-Updates — Zero keeps itself current

Run zero update or let it check in the background. Every download is verified with SHA512 checksums and swapped atomically — no partial installs, no corruption.

CSV Viewer — open data files inline

Open a .csv or .tsv and see it as a proper table. Columns are sortable, numbers right-align automatically, and Zero figures out the delimiter on its own — commas, semicolons, tabs, or pipes.

Also in this update

• Back and forward now work across every view — editor, data table, duplicates, settings
• Full Disk Access onboarding asks before touching your filesystem
• Search becomes available as each location loads, not after all of them finish
• Pin and unpin sidebar bookmarks as icon tiles