Lightweight desktop command launcher and terminal output monitor for local development workflows.
Save recurring commands, organize them into groups, run them with one click, and monitor output in real time.
brew tap mesutpiskin/stickycommand
brew install stickycommandVisit the Releases page to download the latest:
- macOS:
StickyCommand-*.dmg - Windows:
StickyCommand-*.exe(NSIS installer)
StickyCommand is a modernized continuation of the original Command Pad project.
The original application provided a simple but effective way to manage frequently used development commands from a desktop interface. However, the upstream project had been inactive for nearly a decade, and parts of the infrastructure and ecosystem were no longer compatible with modern environments.
This repository is a maintained fork focused on stability, usability, and compatibility improvements while preserving the lightweight workflow developers appreciated in the original project.
Repository:
StickyCommand GitHub Repository
Original project:
Command Pad (Original Repository)
ScreenShot:
The original Command Pad project has not been actively maintained for approximately 10 years.
Over time:
- Some external links and dependencies became unavailable
- Modern Node.js and macOS environments introduced compatibility issues
- The packaging/build pipeline became outdated
- Several quality-of-life improvements were missing for modern development workflows
StickyCommand was created to keep the project alive, modernize critical parts of the application, and continue improving the developer experience.
- Complete rebranding from Command Pad to StickyCommand
- Improved compatibility with modern Node.js and macOS environments
- Stabilized command execution flow
- Removed or replaced broken upstream resources
- Added command grouping support
- Improved maintainability for future development
- Save frequently used terminal commands
- Execute commands with a single click
- Start and stop processes directly from the desktop UI
- Monitor command output in real time
- Colorized logs for better readability
- Quickly inspect active development processes
- Group commands for cleaner workspace management
- Organize services, environments, or projects efficiently
- Optional finish notifications
- Optional command URL shortcuts
(e.g. local development server links)

