HOW IT WORKS

Create your first workspace in under a minute

Set up your work once, then reopen it exactly as you left it.

Step 02

Start with a purpose

Think of a task, topic or activity you'll return to.

Step 03

Arrange your work

Open the apps, files, and browser tabs you need, and arrange them the way you want.

A task desktop with relevant apps and browser windows gathered but still overlapping
Gather what you needBring the relevant browser tabs, application windows, and documents onto the desktop. Close out of irrelevant windows or tabs. Keep everything you need and close out of everything you don't.

Step 04

Open Workspace Explorer

Use the taskbar, a keyboard shortcut, or a voice command.

Angled close-up of a Windows desktop taskbar with the Workspace Explorer button in the foreground
By taskbarAccess Workspace Explorer from the Windows taskbar.

Step 05

Save it as a workspace

Give the workspace a name, add labels if useful, then save it.

Workspace editor focused on the workspace name field
Name the workspaceGive the workspace a name that represents the task or topic.

Done. You’ve created your first workspace.

It’s now part of your workspace collection, ready to restore with purpose.

Now build a collection of work you can reopen anytime.

Each workspace preserves the setup for a task or topic. Create several at once or as you work, then reopen any one by name whenever you need it.

Workspace Explorer showing a searchable collection of named workspaces with saved desktop previews

WORKSPACE OPTIONS

Customize each workspace's surface.

Use wallpaper, color mode, icon visibility, and more to make each workspace visually distinct and easier to recognize at a glance.

Workspace Explorer Wallpaper Gallery showing an Agave Heart wallpaper ready to apply
Wallpaper control

Wallpaper

Apply a wallpaper to help distinguish the workspace.

A workspace demonstrating light and dark color modes
Appearance control

Appearance

Choose light or dark system/application appearance.

A workspace demonstrating desktop icons shown and hidden
Desktop icons control

Desktop icons

Choose whether desktop icons are shown or hidden.

Start building your workspace collection.

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