Give AI agents a separate display for real Mac apps while you keep working. Connect through MCP or the CLI, watch sessions in the Viewer, and take over when an agent needs help. Supports native apps and Chromium. Free and MIT licensed; Apple Silicon, macOS 14+. Attention isolation, not a security sandbox: apps run as your macOS user. Runtime support depends on your macOS build.
I wanted agents to use real Mac apps while I kept working on my own screen.
SpaceO gives agent sessions separate virtual displays: • Connect through MCP or the CLI to read, click, type, and take screenshots. • Watch supported native-app and Chromium sessions in the Viewer. • Pause a session and take over when an agent needs human help.
It is attention isolation, not a security sandbox. Apps run as your macOS user. Runtime support depends on your macOS build; Electron targets are refused.
SpaceO is free and MIT licensed for Apple Silicon on macOS 14+. Read the current release notes before installing: release qualification is still incomplete and a WindowServer freeze remains unresolved.
Which supported Mac workflow would you want an agent to handle separately?
Giving agents their own virtual display is the part I keep coming back to — I like working on my own screen while an agent drives a real Mac app elsewhere, instead of fighting it for focus. The pause-and-take-over flow also feels essential to me, since that is exactly when I would want to step in. I appreciate the clear note that this is attention isolation, not a security sandbox, so expectations are set honestly.
Our evening routines run in my own Chrome, in a tab group of their own, because they need my logins. Does the Chromium session in SpaceO use my existing profile, or does each agent start logged out?
About SpaceO on Product Hunt
“Give AI agents their own screen on your Mac”
SpaceO launched on Product Hunt on October 31st, 2026 and earned 63 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #21 on the daily leaderboard. Give AI agents a separate display for real Mac apps while you keep working. Connect through MCP or the CLI, watch sessions in the Viewer, and take over when an agent needs help. Supports native apps and Chromium. Free and MIT licensed; Apple Silicon, macOS 14+. Attention isolation, not a security sandbox: apps run as your macOS user. Runtime support depends on your macOS build.
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Who hunted SpaceO?
SpaceO was hunted by Parth Jadhav. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Parth Jadhav
Hey Product Hunt, I’m Parth, the maker of SpaceO.
I wanted agents to use real Mac apps while I kept working on my own screen.
SpaceO gives agent sessions separate virtual displays:
• Connect through MCP or the CLI to read, click, type, and take screenshots.
• Watch supported native-app and Chromium sessions in the Viewer.
• Pause a session and take over when an agent needs human help.
It is attention isolation, not a security sandbox. Apps run as your macOS user. Runtime support depends on your macOS build; Electron targets are refused.
SpaceO is free and MIT licensed for Apple Silicon on macOS 14+. Read the current release notes before installing: release qualification is still incomplete and a WindowServer freeze remains unresolved.
Which supported Mac workflow would you want an agent to handle separately?