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OmniSearch is a lightweight, local-first Windows launcher published by Pranshul Soni, currently available in version 1.0.0, the only version released to date. Designed as a fast search utility for the Windows desktop, its purpose is to help users find everything on their PC from a single keyboard shortcut, eliminating the need to dig through menus, folders, or browser tabs manually. OmniSearch falls into the system utility and productivity category, specifically the application launcher and desktop search segment, and is suited to everyday users, developers, and power users who rely on quick keyboard-driven workflows. From one unified search interface, the software can locate and launch installed applications, find files and folders, and search within file content, including text captured through OCR. Beyond traditional launcher features, OmniSearch extends its indexing to browser history, clipboard history, Git activity, Windows settings, local commands, and AI agent chats, making it a broad search hub for both system resources and recent activity. Its local-first design means searching happens on the user's own machine, keeping data on the PC rather than relying on remote services. Typical use cases include opening apps and documents quickly, retrieving previously copied clipboard items, navigating directly to specific Windows settings, recalling visited web pages, and locating Git-related work without leaving the keyboard. With version 1.0.0, OmniSearch introduces this combined set of launcher, search, and history features as its initial release for Windows users seeking a single shortcut to everything on their computer.
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