Bevy Review: A Powerful Application Launcher
-Drag and drop files
-Doesn't work with Spaces
If you are like me, you probably have a ton of applications that you use, but you also don’t want to have then all on your dock. Bevy, by bergdesign, is an application launcher that will show you all of your applications in one simple window.
When you first launch Bevy you will want to add a few folders. Just click the gear icon in the top left and select folders. Here you will tell Bevy where to search for applications, and Bevy will display you applications in different sections for each folder. This will let you easily keep things organized. You can also exclude some items that you don’t ever need.

Bevy can display you applications in a few different ways. You can view all applications, included applications, excluded applications, or running applications. You can view them all in one big group, or have then grouped by folder. Applications that are currently open will be in a box or have a stroke around them, which you can pick in the settings. You can also change all the colors of Bevy and adjust the opacity in the settings.
But Bevy isn’t just to launch applications. If you want to open a file in a certain application you can drag the file, launch Bevy, and drop the file onto an application. All applications that can open the certain type of file will be highlighted, and all other applications will be dimmed. You can also quickly find applications by holding a letter on your keyboard. This will cause applications that start with that letter to be highlighted.

However, Bevy could use a few other features. One thing that it lacks is an actual search. Bevy also doesn’t work with Spaces, and it will only show in one space. If you open Bevy while in a different space, you will switch to the space that Bevy is in. If you want to quickly access every application on their Mac, you might want to try Bevy. Bevy is available from bergdesign for $9.95.

I’m currently trying this other launcher called Berokyo I found on macupdate last week, and so far it performs very well and looks nice on my desktop
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/32288/berokyo
How does this compare with Todos? Sounds like Bevy has more features but Todos is free. Does that about sum up the comparison?
I prefer Overflow (14.95). It’s beautifully designed, and has a nice way to categorize software. It doesn’t automatically index, but it’s easy to add/remove apps.
http://stuntsoftware.com/Overflow/
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