北京立迩合讯科技有限公司

Beijing Lier Hexun Technology is a Chinese software house whose single flagship, Quicker, positions itself as a “toolbox at your fingertips” for Windows power-users. The program overlays a context-sensitive wheel or panel that can be triggered by mouse or hot-key, instantly surfacing user-defined actions: launching programs, pasting canned text, controlling media, automating repetitive GUI steps, or piping data between Office, browsers, Photoshop and CAD packages. Typical use-cases range from office staff who need one-click boilerplate replies and spreadsheet formatting, to developers who stash snippets, SSH commands and Docker shortcuts, and to accessibility communities that build custom macro sequences to reduce pointer travel. Quicker’s visual workflow editor supports drag-and-drop拼接 of system commands, JavaScript, Python and shell scripts, while an online library lets novices import ready-made “actions” for everything as niche as batch-renaming Animate frames or fetching Zotero citations. Cloud sync keeps personal toolboxes aligned across desktops, and the portable edition runs from a USB stick on locked-down PCs. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the newest release and permitting batch installation alongside other applications.