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Everything in its right place, all the time.

Love your computer.

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Twelve native demo windows overlap across the desktop before Godkey organizes them.Twelve native demo windows overlap across the desktop before Godkey organizes them.
Recorded in Godkey.

Parallel thinker to power user.

You stay in focus. The desk keeps up.

Godkey counts every placement it does for you. Four windows for every move you make. One week, one profile, your numbers.

Godkey Settings, Profile section, Past week: interactions, CLI requests, windows placed by Godkey, leverage and time saved.
The Profile of the person who makes Godkey, one week in September 2026. Recorded in Godkey.

01Placement

Your windows find their way.

Group what belongs together. Move at your pace.

Move through your windows, group what belongs together, and change projects with a change of Lane. The desktop keeps up as you accelerate.

A Stack is created, navigation accelerates through the Windows, then a Window moves up a Lane and its Column moves left before returning to the lower Lane.A Stack is created, navigation accelerates through the Windows, then a Window moves up a Lane and its Column moves left before returning to the lower Lane.
Create a Stack. Accelerate. Lane up, move left, Lane down. Recorded in Godkey.

02Contours

Know them by their light.

The focused window glows in its app’s colors.

Claude, Codex, Cursor. Told apart at a glance. Four Contours: App icon, Rainbow, Glass, Plain.

Claude, Codex and Cursor in a Godkey ribbon: Codex focused with its icon-colored contour, the other Windows in Glass.Claude, Codex and Cursor in a Godkey ribbon: Codex focused with its icon-colored contour, the other Windows in Glass.
Codex in its App icon Contour. The other Windows in Glass. Recorded in Godkey.

03Gestures

Up means up.

Every direction is a real direction.

If the big screen sits above your MacBook, ⌥⇧↑ sends the window there. Directions you already know, on keys or on swipes. Hold Option and the overlay shows the rest.

Static view of the shortcut, not a capture.

04Godmode

Your desktop. In godmode.

Familiar commands. For your windows, and your agent.

Navigate your desk with ls and cd. Move windows with mv, or bring one into focus with touch. Use scripts or let your agent arrange your workspace.

The Command line chapter of the Godkey tour: the prompt runs godkey ls -R / and lists the desk as a tree, then godkey touch Calendar lights the Calendar window.
From the Godkey tour: ls -R / reads the desk, touch Calendar brings a window to you. Recorded in Godkey.

Your desk stays yours.

Everything runs on your computer.

Godkey reads your windows to place them, and that stays on the machine. No account, no cloud. The only call out is the update check, which asks for the current version and nothing else.

Three displays

See, then believe.

Follow your intuition, and move like a power user.

Send a whole Stack to another display. Move your focus across the desk, accelerate through your windows, then switch Lanes. Your projects stay within reach.

Twelve native demo windows overlap across the desktop before Godkey organizes them.Twelve native demo windows overlap across the desktop before Godkey organizes them.
A Stack goes up, then right. Travel through your Lanes. Bring a window back down to the MacBook. Recorded in Godkey.

Good questions.

I already have Mission Control.

Mission Control shows you everything and asks you to choose. Godkey gives every window a place first, so you move with a direction instead of a choice. Keep Mission Control whenever you want the overview.

Is this tmux for windows?

Close. tmux gives your terminal panes you address by name. Godkey does that for your windows: a tree you can ls, a position you can cd into, and mv to rearrange. Your agent can drive both.

Your desk is waiting.

Download for macOS

Free early access · Everything local · No account