“Writing.”
Recall a setup you’ve saved with that name.
Explore SetupsA little order. A bigger window. Two apps that belong together. Explore a few of the local commands that make everyday Mac life feel easier.
Learn how to speak a command“sort”
Arrange recent windows on the active display. The number of windows depends on what’s available.
An interactive illustration. Your actual Mac is not controlled.
Your setup names become commands, too. And the app’s Commands section has more examples to explore.
“Writing.”
Recall a setup you’ve saved with that name.
Explore Setups“Move this to my other screen.”
Send the current window to another connected display.
Work across displays“Volume 40.”
Adjust your Mac’s volume with a local command.
Set the whole sceneVoice commands currently use English on-device recognition. Prefer not to speak? Use typed commands, setup cards, keyboard shortcuts, or the floating wand.
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