About PopCorner

Learn more about the software and the author

Why PopCorner?

PopCorner brings the convenience of hot corners to Windows. It runs quietly in the background and lets you trigger actions by moving your pointer to one of the four corners of your screen.

Hot corners provide a quick, keyboard-free way to reach the actions you use most. PopCorner is designed to make that workflow available on Windows while staying simple, lightweight, and unobtrusive.

Each corner can be configured independently, so PopCorner can adapt to the way you work instead of forcing you into a fixed set of shortcuts.

About the developer

PopCorner is an independent project developed and maintained by Christian Attanasio, a developer based in Italy. I created PopCorner to bring the convenience of hot corners to Windows through a small, focused utility that stays simple and out of the way.

PopCorner is developed independently alongside my professional work and is continuously improved based on my own experience and user feedback. New versions and previous releases are published on GitHub, where you can also share feedback, report issues, or suggest improvements.

Frequently asked questions

Share your ideas through the PopCorner GitHub repository. Feedback helps shape the project and identify the features users need most.

Support the project

If you enjoy using PopCorner and would like to support its development, consider making a donation. Your contributions help us continue improving the application and adding new features.