Updates & Roadmap
What's new, what we're fixing, and what's coming. Canopy CMD is in open beta. Thank you for helping shape it. Have a bug or a wish? Send feedback.
What's new
Newest first.
Beta build 16
September 2026
- NewVideo editors, welcome: Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and After Effects now appear in the switcher, one card per window with a live preview
- NewEach video app gets its own toggle in Settings and turns on automatically when it is installed
Beta 0.1
July 2026 · first public beta
- NewCurated visual window switcher for browsers, the Adobe suite, Office, iWork, editors, Terminal, Finder, and more
- NewDocument-level switching for Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Acrobat
- NewLive window previews that bank as you view them
- New⌘` in your browser and ⌥Tab from anywhere
- NewNotarized by Apple, universal (Apple Silicon + Intel)
Known issues
Things we know about and are working on. Honesty over polish.
- Acrobat tab switch flashes its Window menu briefly. Acrobat doesn't expose its tabs to macOS the way other apps do, so this is currently the only way to switch a specific PDF. Functional, just not silent.
- Background PDF/document tabs show a placeholder until viewed. macOS doesn't draw tabs you aren't looking at, so their preview appears once you've viewed them at least once.
- InDesign detection can be unreliable on some installs.
- The video apps are new and lightly tested. Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and After Effects show one card per window through macOS accessibility. DaVinci Resolve sometimes reports odd window titles, and floating panels in any of them may show up as extra cards. If you see something off, tell us.
On the roadmap
Planned, not promised, and your feedback moves things up the list.
- Add any app yourself: bring your own to the switcher
- More curated apps based on what beta testers ask for
- In-app update notifications
- Smoother Acrobat switching if Apple/Adobe make it possible