Workflo
Mac workspace automation that never sees your screen
What it does
Workflo sets up your Mac automatically — staging the right windows before a call or a focus block, and restoring your layout when displays change. Runs on Accessibility alone: it structurally cannot read your screen. Native Swift, ~4 MB, one-time purchase, local-only.
Workflo stages your Mac workspace on its own: it opens the apps you need, places every window, and clears the rest. Before a call, a focus block, or the workday.
Workflo automatically arranges the windows on your Mac. It opens the apps you need, moves and resizes every window the way you set it, and clears the rest. Before a call, before a focus block, and every time you dock or undock. The call is ten minutes out. Your setup is already open and arranged. You never touched a button. Workflo is a macOS menu-bar app for workspace automation : it opens the apps you need, arranges every window, and clears the rest, on its own, from your calendar, the clock, and display changes. Workflo watches your clock and calendar. Before a call or a focus block , it opens the apps that aren't running, places every window, and clears the rest. The whole workspace,…from getworkflo.app
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