Type the way you think
An app launcher that speaks the same languages your keyboard does.
Phonetic matching, built in
Type "wx" and reach 微信; type "sufa" and land on 速发; "kakao" or its Hangul initials both find the same app. Pinyin, romaji and Hangul-initial matching are native, not a plugin.
It's fuzzy and forgiving: partial, out-of-order and initials all resolve to the right app.
More than launching
Each result carries per-app actions, so the launcher is also where you quit, reveal, or copy a bundle path without hunting in Finder.
Why it matters
Most launchers assume your apps are named in English. On a real CJK Mac they aren't. Coco treats phonetic input as a first-class citizen because that's how a lot of the world actually types.
Questions
Does pinyin search need setup?
No. It works out of the box, alongside romaji and Hangul-initial matching.
Is the matching fuzzy?
Yes — partial and out-of-order input still resolves to the right app.
Does it cover Japanese and Korean too?
Yes: Japanese romaji and Korean Hangul-initial search are built in.
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