I built Desktops, a native menu bar utility so you always know where you at in terms of desktops (spaces) and switch between them (14-day trial, one-time purchase) The problem: If you use multiple virtual desktops (Spaces) heavily on a single monitor, you've probably run into the issue where it's hard to tell exactly which desktop you're on at any given moment without opening Mission Control or doing the multi-finger swipe, loosing your flow What Desktops do: I built Desktops to solve this. It's a lightweight, native macOS menu bar utility that gives you a persistent indicator of your active desktops, you can always see what apps are open on nearby desktop and create more detailed mental image of your workspace Key Features: Always Visible Indicator: Know exactly which desktop you're on and what's available on your other screens at a glance. Click to Switch: Instantly switch to any of your desktops with a single click on the indicator. Integrated Task Manager: Click into the menu bar to view opened apps, monitor system memory usage, and close background applications. Customizable Styles: Choose the look that fits your workflow (Rectangles, Numbers, Numbered Rectangles, or Opened Apps). Native & Lightweight: Built with Swift and SwiftUI. No Electron, no heavy background daemons, and minimal resource usage. Pricing & Requirements: The app requires macOS 15.0 or later. It comes with a 14-day free trial with everything unlocked, no payment details, followed by a one-time purchase (no subscriptions) of 4.99 USD . You can check it out and download it here: Download Desktops

Desktops

Always know where you at, in terms of desktops in macOS

Always know where you at, in terms of desktops in macOS