DeskFlow.
f/1.2. for your ultrawide.
Make the app come to you.
With large displays, apps sprawl. You spend time hunting for what you need instead of working on it. DeskFlow defines a focus zone - your primary field of view where your active app always lands.
⌘Tab to anything and it flows there. The discipline builds around a key you already press hundreds of times a day. Your screen finally makes sense.
Make the app come to you.
With large displays, apps sprawl. You spend time hunting for what you need instead of working on it. DeskFlow defines a focus zone - your primary field of view where your active app always lands.
⌘Tab to anything and it flows there. The discipline builds around a key you already press hundreds of times a day. Your screen finally makes sense.
Disappear into the work.
With a hotkey, UltraFocus dims the entire screen, menu bar and dock included, leaving only the one app in your focus zone. Nudge the pointer to a screen edge to peek at either without breaking focus.
One surface, one task, and less noise between you and the work.
Control all of your displays.
Zones are defined per display, landscape or portrait. Every display arrangement keeps its own layout, and DeskFlow restores it on reconnect, whether you're at your desk or moving between setups.
Window placements are captured per arrangement and restored at startup. Apps can be exempted from zone management when you need them to roam free, and Ctrl+⌘H snaps one back to its remembered place on demand.
Zero interference. Nothing to unlearn.
Your focus zone runs on ⌘Tab - what you already press hundreds of times a day. The few additional hotkeys DeskFlow adds live in a dedicated Ctrl+⌘ namespace, chosen not to conflict with common tool stacks like your terminal, Xcode, VS Code, Raycast, and Rectangle.
Built to stay out of your way.
Download, install, and get to work. Requires macOS Sonoma 14.0 or later.
Download DeskFlow 0.4.0