Guides
Practical, research-backed guides on focus, remote work, and building better workspace habits on your Mac. No filler.
What is a Context Manager?
The category-defining guide. A context manager saves your complete work setup, apps, browser tabs, and window layout, as a named unit and restores it on demand. Here is what that means and how it differs from window managers, workspace managers, and app launchers.
How to Save and Restore Your Mac Workspace
Save a complete Mac workspace (apps, browser tabs, and window layout) and bring it back with a single shortcut. Plus where the native macOS features fall short.
Read guide Context switchingHow to Switch Between 3 to 5 Projects on a Mac
A method for switching between several projects without losing context or momentum, so each switch takes seconds instead of minutes.
Read guide Browser tabsHow to Stop Losing Your Browser Tabs When Switching Projects
Tabs scatter because nothing ties them to a project. Here is how to make each project's tabs part of a saved workspace so they return automatically.
Read guide Remote workHow to Recreate Office Focus at Home
The office gave you rituals, environmental cues, and transitions that triggered deep focus automatically. Here is how to rebuild that stack at home on your Mac.
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