Remember your Mac workspace and reliably restore a familiar window layout after reconnecting displays.
Save display arrangements, window positions, and sizes locally on your Mac.
Preflight displays and windows, then restore only after your explicit confirmation.
With an active subscription, Recall recognizes reliably matched workspaces after displays reconnect and offers a restore prompt.
Recurring USD subscriptions with no trial. Cancel anytime through the Paddle customer portal.
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Fully save, update, and manually restore one workspace.
Cancellation or a full refund never deletes local data. Items beyond the free allowance become read-only and remain deletable; renewing restores access.
Recall saves only layouts you confirm, keeps workspace files local, and never moves windows without your action.
Arrange windows across your displays and save the setup as a workspace.
Your workspace file remains safely stored on your Mac.
After reconnecting displays, confirm the workspace before restoring recognized windows.
Recall needs macOS Accessibility permission before it can inspect or move windows.
The initial release restores only windows that already exist and can be identified reliably.
Window-layout files are not uploaded to your account or Paddle.
Recall is for Mac users who frequently reconnect external displays and want to restore a familiar window arrangement.
Save the current display arrangement, window positions, and sizes as a reusable local workspace.
After reconnecting displays, review the match and explicitly confirm before restoring recognized windows.
Workspace files stay on your Mac; Recall does not upload window content or layout data.
No. Workspace files stay on your Mac by default.
Free can fully save, update, and manually restore one workspace.
Subscription access unlocks unlimited workspaces and display-reconnection recognition prompts. There is no trial.
No. Your most recently used workspace remains writable; the others become read-only and can still be deleted. Renewing restores access.
Workspace data stays local; accounts and Paddle handle only login and subscriptions.