Workspaces
Group services into Work and Personal, and switch the whole window between them in one keystroke.
Features
Group services into Work and Personal, and switch the whole window between them in one keystroke.
Jump to any service by typing a few letters. No reaching for the mouse.
Silence everything on demand, or on a schedule. Mute a single noisy service and leave the rest alone.
Everything that arrived while you were away, in one list, held in memory and never written to disk.
A different sound per service, so you know who wants you without looking. Use the built-in set or your own files.
Search inside a conversation with the shortcut you already use everywhere else.
Background services release their memory and wake instantly on click.
One service with tiny type doesn't have to shrink the rest. Zoom is remembered per service.
Lock the window behind a passphrase or Touch ID, automatically when you step away or the machine sleeps.
Close the window and keep receiving notifications from the tray or menu bar.
The system spellchecker on macOS, Chromium's on Windows and Linux, in the languages you actually write.
Not in the catalogue? Paste a URL. Self-hosted tools and internal dashboards work the same way.
The whole interface, including menus and the tray, follows your system language.
Native window chrome, native context menus and native notifications on macOS, Windows and Linux alike.
Shortcuts live in the application menu, so they keep working even when a service has focus.