Menoku is a hierarchical menu system laid out like a Sudoku board. On the screen at any time you will see up to 81 large, full-color icons, each either launching a program or opening another submenu of up to 81 icons. There are nine groups of nine icons, and to navigate them you use either your mouse or your keyboard numpad.
The idea behind this is to provide very quick key-sequence launching of your favorite programs, but without the hastle of having to remember them all; at any time you have a clear graphical reminder of which key to press. You get all the flexibility and organization of a conventional menu, but with the ability to look for programs graphically instead of textually and a zippy mouse-free interface.
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