Writing about Workflo?

A Mac workday is a context switch every hour: a call, a focus block, docking at the desk, undocking to leave. Every switch costs the same manual minute of reopening, dragging, resizing and hiding. The tools in this space make that minute faster, but they all wait to be asked. Workflo isn't a faster way to arrange windows; it's the end of arranging them as a task. It stages Scenes from your calendar or the clock without being asked, so the workspace is set before the moment arrives, and a Scene isn't a window move: it opens the apps that aren't running, places every window, and clears everything that isn't part of it. Other tools rearrange what you already have open; a Scene decides what's open in the first place. Workflo also learns your layout for every display setup on its own, so everything snaps back where it belongs when your displays change. Beyond that: Stash clears the whole desk with one key and brings it back with another, Scene Studio designs layouts without touching live windows, and launch placement opens new windows at their remembered positions. Built by Lucid Labs in native Swift, about 4 MB, with every layout stored as plain JSON on the user's Mac. No account, no cloud, no subscription.