I built this because I wanted a lightweight, native alternative to heavy Electron workspace switchers. I was tired of opening the same 10 apps and folders manually every morning for different contexts (Work, Freelance, Study).
It's a native macOS app (SwiftUI, ~15MB) that lets you define workspaces and launch them in one click.
Technical details:
- Written 100% in SwiftUI.
- Uses a helper executable for some system automations to stay sandboxing-compliant where possible.
- Officially Notarized by Apple (v2.0 release).
- Supports TouchID to lock specific workspaces.
It follows a freemium model (core features are free forever), but the repo is public. I'd love to hear your feedback on the SwiftUI implementation and performance!
fra07•1h ago
I built this because I wanted a lightweight, native alternative to heavy Electron workspace switchers. I was tired of opening the same 10 apps and folders manually every morning for different contexts (Work, Freelance, Study).
It's a native macOS app (SwiftUI, ~15MB) that lets you define workspaces and launch them in one click.
Technical details: - Written 100% in SwiftUI. - Uses a helper executable for some system automations to stay sandboxing-compliant where possible. - Officially Notarized by Apple (v2.0 release). - Supports TouchID to lock specific workspaces.
It follows a freemium model (core features are free forever), but the repo is public. I'd love to hear your feedback on the SwiftUI implementation and performance!