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Listary vs SlickRun: catalog facts
ListarySlickRun

Best for: Finding files and jumping to folders on Windows without leaving the keyboard

Best for: Windows users who prefer typed keywords over hotkeys to start programs

Free + paid options

A free version covers file search and app launching. Listary Pro is a paid upgrade with additional features…

Full pricing details for Listary

A free version covers file search and app launching. Listary Pro is a paid upgrade with additional features, and the related Gety full-text search product is sold separately.

Free

Free to download and use.

Windows Windows
  • Results ordered by your habits, with fuzzy matching that usually lands first try
  • Works inside Save As and Open dialogs in other applications, which is genuinely rare
All 4 strengths for Listary
  • Results ordered by your habits, with fuzzy matching that usually lands first try
  • Works inside Save As and Open dialogs in other applications, which is genuinely rare
  • Searches the whole drive instantly once indexed
  • Launches apps, runs web searches and executes commands from the same box
  • Custom keyword aliases for programs, sites and files
  • Auto-completion keeps typing short
All 3 strengths for SlickRun
  • Custom keyword aliases for programs, sites and files
  • Auto-completion keeps typing short
  • Small, signed installer
  • Windows only
  • Closed source
All 4 limitations for Listary
  • Windows only
  • Closed source
  • Some features are held back for the paid Pro version
  • Full-text search inside documents is a separate paid product
  • Windows only
  • Closed source
All 3 limitations for SlickRun
  • Windows only
  • Closed source
  • Aliases have to be set up by hand
Downloadable app Downloadable app
Not open source Not open source
License not stated License not stated
No account needed No account needed
Offline features available Offline features available
Sources for Listary

Catalog checked September 21, 2026

Sources for SlickRun

Catalog checked October 1, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.