macOS

TilesDeck

Your shortcuts, laid out.

A desktop shortcut deck: the actions you repeat every day, arranged as tiles you can actually reach.

Screens

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The parts that matter.

  1. On the desktop, not behind a menu

    Applications, files and folders sit in a translucent panel on the desktop itself. Drop in what you actually use, and it stays where you put it.

  2. A deck per part of your day

    Name one for everyday, one for a project, one for a client. Settings edits a single deck at a time against a live preview, and a change applies as you make it.

  3. Carried to another Mac

    Export a deck, import it elsewhere. The import is a new copy, and macOS asks again for the access a shortcut needs. The app says so on the screen where you do it, rather than leaving you to find out.