Isolated workspaces
Every app gets its own cookie container, so you can sign into three Gmails at once and none of them know the others exist.
See workspaces →Live demo · click the rail to switch apps
Gmail, Claude, Notion, Slack, Figma. SpaceDeck gathers your web apps into orbit around one deck. Each runs in its own isolated space, one keystroke away. Not thirty lost tabs. A flight deck.
Apple Silicon & Intel · Signed and notarized · v2.2.1
The browser was built for reading pages. You stopped doing that years ago. You live in your apps. SpaceDeck is the browser that finally treats them that way.
Keep your apps separate, bend them to fit, and carry them between Macs without an account in the middle.
Every app gets its own cookie container, so you can sign into three Gmails at once and none of them know the others exist.
See workspaces →Inject your own CSS and JavaScript per app. Hide the noise, restyle the chrome, automate the tedious. It re-applies on every load.
See power tools →Workspaces, bookmarks and settings sync over your own iCloud or Google Drive. No SpaceDeck account, no server in the middle.
See all features →There is no plugin catalog to wait on and no integration to request. If it runs on the web, it runs in SpaceDeck, inside its own contained space.
A dozen refinements wired straight into the browser instead of bolted on as extensions.
A link that belongs to Slack opens in Slack's space. In the right session, never the wrong login.
Every app's alerts in a single bell, with a Do Not Disturb schedule you set once.
Every download tracked in one panel. Pause, resume, reveal in Finder.
SpaceDeck lives in the menu bar and answers a global hotkey. Front and center in one keystroke.
Set Gmail to 110%, mute Messenger for good. Remembered per app, every load.
Run the official Claude extension in a side panel and read the page you are on.
Three clients, three Gmails, two Slacks. Every account stays signed in inside its own space, and links always open in the right one. No more logging out to log in.
Isolated workspaces →A real terminal beside the tabs, Boosts to restyle any app with your own CSS and JS, and a global hotkey that summons the whole deck from anywhere.
Power tools →Ten apps shouting from ten corners becomes one bell with one unread count, a Do Not Disturb schedule, and a mute switch for the apps that never learn.
Focus features →You could keep juggling profiles and pinned tabs. Here is what changes when the browser is built for apps instead.
| Capability | Browser tabs | Other app browsers | SpaceDeck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same app, many accounts, all signed in | Profile juggling | Yes | Yes |
| Every notification in one place | No | Yes | Yes, with DND schedule |
| Restyle apps with your own CSS & JS | Extensions only | Often a paid tier | Boosts, built in |
| A real terminal beside your tabs | No | No | Built in |
| Sync between machines | Via browser account | Via vendor account | Your own iCloud / Drive |
| Works without signing up | Yes | Account required | No account, ever |
A native macOS app. Your apps, your accounts, your machine. No cloud account to sign up for.
A workspace is a set of apps that share nothing. Every app runs in its own cookie container, so accounts never bleed into each other and each space stays exactly how you left it.
Each app you add gets a private session, cookies, storage and login kept entirely to itself. Three Gmails, two Slacks, a work Notion and a personal one can all stay logged in simultaneously, with zero incognito windows or browser profiles to juggle.
Switching spaces never logs you out of anything. The session is always waiting where you left it.
Sort your apps into workspaces like Personal and Work. Each space carries its own color, icon, default search engine, background, bookmarks and notes, so switching context feels like walking into a different room.
One click flips the whole deck. The right apps, the right accounts, the right mood.
Open a Figma link from Slack and it lands in your Figma space, in the account already signed in. External schemes hand off to the right native app.
Set a comfortable zoom for each app and mute the loud ones. SpaceDeck restores both every time the app loads.
Cookies, local storage and logins stay inside the app that owns them. No cross-site trail between your work and personal life.
The browser features you used to bolt on with a dozen extensions, wired into SpaceDeck and made to work together. No add-ons to trust, no settings scattered across five tabs.
Group apps into spaces, each app in its own cookie container. Stay logged into every account at once.
Links open in the app and account that own them, automatically. External schemes hand off to native apps.
A comfortable zoom and a mute switch remembered for every app, restored on each load.
Unread mail from every Gmail account in the space, newest first, with sender and subject. Pick one and it opens in the account it belongs to.
LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Slack and more show their unread count on the sidebar icon, read straight from the service. Watch them in the background without keeping a tab open.
Native notifications with sender and subject, drawn from the same unread feed as the badge. Quiet during Do Not Disturb.
⌘K to jump to any app, tab, workspace or URL, run an action, or search the full text of pages you have visited.
⌘⇧D keeps one app parked on the right edge — chat, calendar, an AI assistant — while you work in the main pane. It never covers the page.
Import from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Arc, Opera, Safari or Firefox, folders and all. The browser you came from is never modified.
Every app's alerts collected into one bell, with an unread count and a tidy history you can clear.
Flip on quiet mode, or set a daily window and let SpaceDeck silence everything on time, every day.
Give an app a subtle sound when its unread count rises, throttled so it never turns into a racket.
Workspaces, bookmarks and settings sync over your own iCloud or Google Drive. Passwords and sessions stay on the device.
Track every download in one panel. Pause, resume, cancel, open, or reveal in Finder.
Send any page to PDF, Word, Markdown, Obsidian or Google Docs, or copy it clean, in two keystrokes.
Inject your own styles and scripts per app. Re-applied on every load, wrapped so a bad script never breaks the page.
A real shell docked beside your tabs, backed by a genuine pty. The repo is right where the apps are.
SpaceDeck waits in the menu bar and answers a global shortcut from any app you are in.
Run the official Claude extension in a right-hand side panel and let it read the page with you.
The whole interface is localized and switches language in a single click.
Sensible minimum sizes and per-app zoom keep dense web apps comfortable to read all day.
SpaceDeck grew up in a terminal and never forgot. The tools you reach for by muscle memory are built in, not bolted on.
Backed by a genuine pty, the built-in terminal sits right beside your tabs. Node is running, the repo is open, and the app you are testing is one pane away. No context switch to another window.
Give any app a Boost: your own CSS and JavaScript, injected on every load. Hide a promo rail, restyle a cramped toolbar, or automate a click you make forty times a day. Scripts run wrapped in a guard, so a mistake never takes the page down with it.
Boosts travel with the app when you sync, because they are part of how you use it.
Hit ⌘P and send whatever you are looking at straight to the format you need. No print dialog roulette, no copy-paste cleanup.
Summon SpaceDeck to the front from inside any app, and send it away just as fast. Rebindable to whatever fits your hands.
SpaceDeck waits quietly in the menu bar. Click to bring it forward, open a fresh tab, or quit.
Dock the official Claude extension on the right and let it read the current page with you.
Boosts, a real shell, and a global hotkey. SpaceDeck bends to your workflow instead of the other way around.
A native macOS app. Your apps, your accounts, your machine. There is no SpaceDeck account to create and nothing to sign up for.
Signed and notarized by Apple. Download, drag to Applications, and add your first app.
SpaceDeck keeps your logins, cookies and sessions on your Mac. Sync, when you turn it on, runs through your own cloud storage, so your workspaces move between machines without passing through anyone else's server.
No SpaceDeck account means no profile to leak, and nothing to delete but the app itself.