InfiniDesk lets you switch between project-specific desktops on your Mac, each showing different folders, files, and shortcuts. File-safe and private, it runs as a lightweight app in your Mac menu bar.
Now you can make InfiniDesk a compact icon in the menu bar, instead of showing the full name of the current Desktop View! Great if your menu bar is already crowded.
Give a Desktop View a custom icon, by putting a unicode character before the name:
InfiniDesk will have a special Black Friday price of $8.99 (30% off) from 27 November - 2 December. This one-time purchase includes all future app updates. The perfect time to get a copy!
I’m a visual thinker, and I’ve always used my Mac desktop to keep my current files at my fingertips — laid out in a 2D pattern that my brain naturally remembers.
But as I started juggling more projects, my desktop inevitably became cluttered and overwhelming. I kept thinking: what if I could simply switch the desktop contents based on the project/task I’m working on?
Back in 2018, I built a rough command-line tool to do just that. And I ended up using it almost daily! I placed a git repo on my website and got really positive feedback from a small set of early users. ⏩ This year, after a career change, I finally made time to rebuild the app entirely from the ground up, and bring it to life as InfiniDesk, a safe and robust macOS menubar app ✨.
Unlike Mission Control, Stage Manager or third-party tools that manage windows, InfiniDesk focuses instead on the files and folders 📄📁 on your desktop. It lets you create project-specific desktops and toggle between them in two clicks 🖥️ ➡️ 🖥️ ➡️ 🖥️.
InfiniDesk is highly praised for its ease of use and effectiveness in organizing Mac desktops for different projects. Users appreciate the app's ability to streamline workflow and enhance focus by providing separate spaces for various tasks. The support from the developer is frequently highlighted as excellent, contributing to a positive user experience. Many users find it particularly beneficial for organizing files for meetings and academic work. Overall, InfiniDesk is valued for its simplicity and the clarity it brings to managing digital workspaces.
I used the more complicated version of this years ago and it saved me so much brain overload. This new version is gold - It feels like I have a different computer for each area: work1, work2, photos, admin, etc. and this really add clarity to everything. Ben had also been great responding to me when I needed help years ago with the older version.
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InfiniDesk
Hello Product Hunters!
I’m a visual thinker, and I’ve always used my Mac desktop to keep my current files at my fingertips — laid out in a 2D pattern that my brain naturally remembers.
But as I started juggling more projects, my desktop inevitably became cluttered and overwhelming. I kept thinking: what if I could simply switch the desktop contents based on the project/task I’m working on?
Back in 2018, I built a rough command-line tool to do just that. And I ended up using it almost daily! I placed a git repo on my website and got really positive feedback from a small set of early users. ⏩ This year, after a career change, I finally made time to rebuild the app entirely from the ground up, and bring it to life as InfiniDesk, a safe and robust macOS menubar app ✨.
Unlike Mission Control, Stage Manager or third-party tools that manage windows, InfiniDesk focuses instead on the files and folders 📄📁 on your desktop. It lets you create project-specific desktops and toggle between them in two clicks 🖥️ ➡️ 🖥️ ➡️ 🖥️.
🔗 https://infinidesk.app
If you're a "desktop person" like me, I hope InfiniDesk helps you feel more focused and in control of your workspace.
I’d love to take this opportunity on PH to hear any feedback, suggestions, or questions.