Listary finds the file
Gety finds the answer

What you need may be one line in a scanned contract, a number buried in a long report, or a promise hidden in a screenshot with a meaningless filename. In that moment, you need an assistant that can search through the contents of all your files and give you the answer, not just a tool for finding the file itself.

Listary is a launcher. It helps you open files, start apps, and search the web quickly, with a focus on making everyday computer use faster.

Gety is built for full-text content search. It searches deeply across documents and images, shows the document in the preview panel as it actually looks, and takes you directly to the answer in the original text. Everything stays smooth inside Gety, without jumping between apps.

That's why content search needs to be its own app. Listary stays the productivity launcher you know. Gety is built for serious work.

Yes, that's the plan. In the future, you'll be able to see content search results from Gety inside Listary, then move seamlessly from the Listary launcher into Gety's more complete full-text search.

When you know exactly where a file is and what it's called, use Listary to open it fast.

When you want to find something from past work, or you only remember roughly what it said, use Gety.

Gety is built for serious work, so it covers the core formats in your workflow.

Documents: PDF, Word (.docx / .doc), PowerPoint (.pptx / .ppt), Excel (.xlsx / .xls), WPS, HTML, Markdown, plain text (.txt).

Images (OCR): JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP, AVIF, including scanned PDFs and screenshots.

And it goes beyond local files. With connectors, Gety can reach other sources too, including email, Linear issues, and your conversations with AI. Any valuable source can be connected to Gety.

Yes. Gety's indexing, OCR, semantic matching, and other search capabilities all run locally. Everything stays strictly on your device, and your file contents are not sent out.

When you use an AI tool that relies on a cloud model to call Gety, file content may be sent out. But Gety asks for your permission first, and only sends the content snippet needed for that specific request. Nothing else is included.

You can also use Gety with fully local models and services to avoid the risk of data leaving your device over the internet.