QuickJump

QuickJump is a lightweight, portable application that can help you create shortcuts for various locations or items on your computer and place them within a context menu so that you can access them without great efforts.

No installation required

Since this is a portable app, you don't need to perform any setup process in order to deploy the application to the target computer, as simply launching its executable grants you full access to its entire array of functions.
Furthermore, it can be copied to and launched from removable storage media such as USB flash drives or external HDDs, won't tamper with any of your Windows registries and won't create additional files or folders on your computer.

Simplistic interface

The application doesn't come with a standard interface that provides you with traditional menus or buttons, but it actually is a context-like menu with no additional or hidden controls.
You can only access the interface mentioned above by launching the executable. However, since it acts like a menu, clicking anywhere else on the screen will close the application along with the menu-like interface.

Access various locations and files from your PC

QuickJump provides you with quick access to any location or item on your PC by creating entries in its menu interface and letting you navigate to them quickly at the press of a button.
In order to create an entry in the menu, you must create shortcuts to the executables and move them to the root folder of the application. On the same principle, creating a folder in the menu lets you quickly navigate to its location. There are a series of additional functions that can be used by assigning additional parameters to the executable, as instructed by the text document inside the root folder.

Lightweight app that lets you access locations and items on your computer in no time

To sum it up, QuickJump is a handy application that can help you put your desired locations and on from your computer at your fingertips by creating entries in a menu, which can be easily accessed by launching the executable. It requires no installation and doesn't provide you with a standard interface, but can be understood and operated by a wide range of users.