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spacetags
manage your spaces
macOS Spaces have no names. spacetags pins a colored label to each one — visible while you work, and big in Mission Control so you can see what every Space is for. Labels follow their Space across reboots and monitor changes. $4.99 once, 14-day trial.
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“manage your spaces”
spacetags was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. macOS Spaces have no names. spacetags pins a colored label to each one — visible while you work, and big in Mission Control so you can see what every Space is for. Labels follow their Space across reboots and monitor changes. $4.99 once, 14-day trial.
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Howdy! If you didn't know there's a maximum number of spaces you can have in macOS, maybe you don't need this product—but I find I lose track by the time I hit 5 or 10 different spaces, a dozen different projects going on....
Mission Control shows "Desktop 1, Desktop 2…", and trying to recognize which one is which based on a window configuration is pretty much luck.
spacetags puts a small colored label on each Space. Switch Spaces and the right label is there; open Mission Control and every Space thumbnail wears its name. It sits on top of the native Spaces system — no tiling window manager, no new way of working. Just actually knowing what you left where and how to get back to it.
It's a one-time $4.99 with a 14-day trial, no card. I'd love to hear how you use Spaces, and what would make this more useful.
It's 16, btw—after 16 spaces you're tapped out, except for full-screen —