Save what belongs to the task.
Choose the apps, tabs, files, and layout you need. Add a note about where you stopped.
Your project is still there. Finding your place takes longer.
Stowen will keep the setup with the task, ready for your return.
You had the files open, the useful tabs nearby, and an idea of what to try next.
We’re building a way to save those resources with the task, so you can put it down without losing your place.
Reopen the resources, recover the layout, and read the note you left yourself.
Getting back to a project shouldn’t mean hunting down everything you had open.
Choose the apps, tabs, files, and layout you need. Add a note about where you stopped.
Put one project aside and open another. Keep the first one ready for when you return.
Send the resources, setup instructions, and next steps someone needs to continue.
Describe a task, paste a brief, or find a project from what you remember. We’re designing the assistant to help with that setup.
Review its suggestions, change what you need, then choose what to open.
Follow the buildLeave out sensitive files, private apps, and anything that doesn’t belong to the task.
Core workspace actions are planned to work offline. You choose what gets synced or shared.
People opening a handoff will use their own accounts and approve any setup commands.
Get an update when there’s an app to try.