TurboLaunch

When working with multiple applications and keeping their shortcuts on the desktop area or in the Start menu, sooner or later, users might have difficulties keeping things organized. TurboLaunch will offer them an easy way of maintaining all their favorite applications or folders on a floating bar interface. They will be able to organize their programs neatly into accessible groups and even assign them accompanying system commands.

TurboLaunch presents users with a compact interface that allows them to add all their favorite applications into customizable groups, for easy access. All the groups can be renamed according to the users’ requirements and the applications are accessible through the large, appealing buttons.

In addition to its floating interface, the application can be also enabled from the tray area and people can even define their own custom hotkeys for opening it. However, although the utility does support drag-and-dropping, once its buttons have been assigned to certain applications, they cannot be moved freely or dragged onto a different group.

Users will be able to add as many applications as they require and the application allows them to customize the number of buttons and their array configuration. Each program can be adjusted in terms of file path, parameters, Startup folder, hotkeys and priority.

Nevertheless, demanding users might not appreciate the fact that the application does not support adding direct links to specific websites. On our tests, the application exhibited several crashes, right after launching some applications by using its buttons.

For those who work with numerous applications and require an efficient way of keeping their favorite programs ready to use, this application could be worth looking at. It will provide them with an accessible floating bar interface that will allow them to store shortcuts to their preferred applications and folders. However, the application does not support direct links as shortcuts and sometimes might exhibit unstable behavior.