Warpstead

I'm building a spatial workspace for Windows. It started from a small annoyance: I kept losing the shape of whatever I was working on.

A project, for me, is a reference image, three documents, a terminal, two browser tabs I keep going back to and a note with the one thing I must not forget. On the desktop all of it turns into a row of identical taskbar buttons, and every time I switch away I rebuild the arrangement from memory.

So I made a canvas where real windows stay where you put them. They're the live apps, not screenshots, sitting next to files and notes and arranged the way you think about the work. Close it at six, open it at nine, and the layout is still there.

Not rhetorical! Actually count them.

I'll go first: 14. I couldn't tell you what six of them are without clicking.