Your documents.
Choose a file and the app that opens it. Your project brief, spreadsheet, or design file gets a place in the layout.
Save and restore Mac workspaces
Save window positions and sizes with the apps, documents, and web pages you use together. Restore the workspace when you switch tasks.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · In development
Choose an example, scatter its windows, then select Recall.
Choose a file and the app that opens it. Your project brief, spreadsheet, or design file gets a place in the layout.
Add a URL and choose its browser, including Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Brave, or Opera.
Set a shortcut to open the workspace picker. Choose icons and drag workspaces into the order you want.
Start with a preset or draw your own regions, then choose what opens in each one.
Resize on a grid in a monitor preview or full-screen overlay. Regions never overlap.
Place apps on different monitors. If one is disconnected, its windows move to an available display.
Your saved layout is kept.
drft arranges your windows in a scrolling canvas, so you can keep more apps within reach without squeezing them onto one screen.
Save custom stacks, tabs, and column widths. Your Standard layout stays available when drft isn’t running.
Explore drftYes. rcll works on its own, with layouts for one display or several.
Yes. Pick a file and its opening app. rcll reuses a matching document window or opens the file. If it can’t identify the window, you can choose it. Missing files can be located again.
Your browser’s settings decide whether links open in tabs or windows. Separate layout regions need separate windows. rcll opens saved URLs; it doesn’t restore your full browser session.
No. Unrelated windows stay open when you recall a workspace.
Accessibility permission lets rcll identify and position app windows.
rcll works with windows on the current desktop. It doesn’t move windows between Spaces.
On your Mac. No account or cloud sync is required.
