Witchcraft window manager enables fast keyboard navigation on Windows

Witchcraft is a window manager designed for the Windows operating system, developed by Arkadiusz Świętnicki. It aims to provide faster application switching via keyboard shortcuts compared to standard methods like ALT+TAB.

The software uses a system of primary and secondary modifiers to navigate windows. It automatically generates keyboard shortcuts for applications based on their titles or names. Witchcraft is a portable application distributed as a ZIP archive that does not require installation, leaving only a working directory in the %appdata% folder. An interactive tutorial is provided during the first launch to help users configure their preferred modifier keys.