A macOS menubar app to quickly open running Unity projects.
For quick access, assign a global keyboard shortcut in the Settings window.
If you have multiple Unity projects open at once, it can be a chore to find the one you want. Neither the Dock nor the app switcher help much.
If you don't often juggle multiple Unity projects at once, Unity Menu will be useless to you. And for that I'm sorry.
Unity Hub works great for launching project, but try to launch one that's already open and you get a "Project is already open" message.
This is... well, it could be more helpful.
Unity Menu works the opposite way: it only shows projects that are open, and clicking one of them brings that instance of Unity to the front.
The Unity Menu.app package contains a command line tool you can use to open Unity projects from the terminal.
$ alias unity-menu="/Applications/Unity\ Menu.app/Contents/MacOS/unity-menu"
$ unity-menu --help
OVERVIEW: Open running Unity projects.
USAGE: unity-menu [<selection>]
ARGUMENTS:
<selection> Unity project selection.
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Show help information.
$ unity-menu
[1] Grand Theft Auto 6
[2] Huedini
[3] Orbert
[4] Time Squatch
Selection: 3
Unity Menu finds open Unity projects by reading the output of ps. If you think
this sounds fragile, you're right.