Hyperjump for Desktop Spaces

Description

Lose track of your macOS Spaces? Hyperjump helps you stay oriented. Hyperjump lets you use your own names for Spaces, so they’re easier to recognize and jump to, while built-in labels like “Desktop 1” and “Desktop 2” stay the same. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Name the Space you are on (for example: Work, Personal, Project A), with optional color and shortcut • Stay oriented: see the Space name when you switch, and see your current Space name in the menu bar • Jump directly to any named Space from the menu or with a keyboard shortcut • Move windows between Spaces faster: start dragging, press the target Space shortcut, then drop • Jump back to your previous Space when another app pulls you away • Customize the size, position, and ordering of Space names and other useful things • Automate your workflow: run Shortcuts automatically when you enter or leave a named Space WHO IT IS FOR • People who use multiple Spaces and lose track of where things are • People who think in named destinations, not left/right swipes • People who context-switch a lot (work/personal, multiple projects) HOW TO USE IT 1. Switch to a Space and choose “Name This Space” 2. Enter a name, then optionally set color and shortcut 3. Repeat for your key Spaces 4. Later, open the menu and choose “Jump to Space” or use shortcuts directly 5. To move a window, start dragging it, press the target Space shortcut, then drop 6. Use “Jump Back to Last Space” anytime you need to return quickly

• Added support for macOS 27 Golden Gate. • Fixed an issue where a Space name could obscure Launchpad on macOS 15.

Information

Seller

Hoi Chang

Category

Productivity

Version

1.4

Requires

iOS 15.0+

Size

8.7 MB

Age Rating

4+