Organise your workspaces

One workspace per taskCopy Anchor Link

Choose recognisable names such as “Study”, “Client project” or “Weekly meeting”. They also help identify targets in macros and voice commands.

Select and reorderCopy Anchor Link

Sidebar selection displays the items without launching the workspace or closing others. Reorder using the available controls or drag the list.

Edit the sidebar name to rename it. Then check automations that target that workspace.

Duplicate or adaptCopy Anchor Link

The copy button creates another workspace with the original items. Give it a different name and adjust what changes. For the same tools on different screens, consider a profile.

Organise itemsCopy Anchor Link

Edit, duplicate, reorder or disable entries. Disabling preserves configuration while excluding the entry from normal launches.

Options of each workspaceCopy Anchor Link

Every workspace has its own Workspace options section. By default it follows the general settings: change only what this workspace should do differently.

• Desktops on launch: choose where it opens. New dedicated desktops (default) creates desktops after the ones you already have and, with automatic cleanup on, removes them when you clean the workspace. Use assigned desktop numbers reuses desktops by their number. Keep the previous policy keeps the behavior of earlier versions.
• Windows that are already open: when you launch it again, choose whether they return to their saved position or stay where you have them. New windows are always placed in their zone.
• When launching and cleaning this workspace: each setting can be Same as settings, Always or Never, and the section shows how many you have customized.
• Curtain for this workspace: use the one from the general settings, its own or none. See launch.

Delete and closeCopy Anchor Link

Deleting removes a saved definition. Cleaning acts on open windows. Read the dialogue to distinguish changing your list from closing applications.

Continue with adding resources.