Trayy is an open-source Windows application that enhances the system tray by allowing users to integrate web applications, shortcuts, and other utilities directly into the tray for quick access. Inspired by RBTray, it supports Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), enabling seamless integration of modern web-based tools. Trayy offers a lightweight and minimal interface that minimizes desktop clutter and maximizes productivity by providing easy access to frequently used applications without interrupting workflow.
Designed for simplicity, Trayy enables users to launch apps and access notifications with a single click. It allows for custom tray icons, app organization, and offers support for system tray management. The application is highly configurable and can be easily installed without complex setup processes, making it suitable for both novice and advanced users looking to streamline their desktop environment and optimize their workspace with minimal overhead.
Tested on Windows 10 and 11 with support for toast notifications. Windows Defender may flag Trayy with a false positive, but there is no cause for concern. The application is safe to use and fully open-source, allowing anyone to inspect the code for transparency.
Trayy 3.0 changes:
- Window capture logic now runs entirely within the background hook process. This improves multi-window support and allows apps to run with minimal interference.
- Added multiple early checks and caching for better performance.
- Better automatic detection of control buttons in Graphical mode. You can still manually override the dimensions if needed.
- New syntax for app list: You can now use regular expressions by using a regex: prefix to match window titles more precisely e.g., Notepad.exe regex:^Daily Notes. This uses ECMAScript regex rules.
- Bugfixes: Improved main window placement on different taskbar setups and fixed a few edge cases.
Download: Trayy 3.0 | 735 KB (Open Source)
View: Trayy Website | Getting Started | Screenshot
