Save what belongs to the task.
Choose the apps, tabs, files, and layout you need. Add a note about where you stopped.
Pick up whereyour mind left off.
Stowen is a desktop workspace manager. Save your apps, tabs, files, and notes together, so context switching doesn’t mean rebuilding your setup.
The redesign
has to wait.
Your design files, reference tabs, and terminal were ready. Now a code review needs your attention. Save the redesign as a workspace before switching tasks.
Save your place.
Switch to the review.
Stowen keeps the apps, tabs, files, and window layout you choose with the redesign. Add “Try the simpler navigation” to your notes, then open the code review’s workspace.
Review done.
Back to the redesign.
Open the redesign workspace to bring back its saved resources and supported window layout. Your note is there too, so you can try the next idea without retracing your steps.
Your workKept togetherReady to resume
Website redesignYour workspace.
Saved with the task.
The tabs you neededResearch and the links worth keeping.
Your open projectThe files you were working on.
Your terminal setupWorking directories and approved commands.
Your note for laterWhat you tried and what to do next.
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A workspace manager
for the work you return to.
Switching from a project to a class, client, or code review means keeping track of more than open windows. Stowen saves the resources, layout, and next steps that belong to each task.
Explore workspace features- Reduce context switching
A practical guide to leaving useful notes and finding your place after an interruption.
- Keep developer workspaces together
Keep project files, editor state, terminals, and approved startup commands.
- Prepare a workspace handoff
Share selected resources, setup requirements, and clear next steps with a teammate.
Keep the setup
with the project.
Save the resources you had open and a note about what to do next.
Switch without losing your place.
Put one project aside and open another. Keep the first one ready for when you return.
Give someone a place to start.
Send the resources, setup instructions, and next steps someone needs to continue.
Hand over the work
with the context.
Share the files, links, and setup instructions your teammate needs, with a note explaining where you stopped. They can open the handoff in their own workspace and keep going after you go offline.
You
A place to
pick things up.
- Selected files & links
- Progress & next steps
- Setup instructions
Review before sharing
Your teammateUsing their own accounts and setup.
Selected results + a completion note
Send what they need to start.
Choose resources, attachments, task notes, and setup recipes. Preview the exact package, share a recipient-restricted link, and revoke access when you need to.
Give their work its own space.
Your teammate’s current workspace will stay in place while the handoff opens in a temporary context, using their app preferences and device mappings. They review imported commands before running them.
Bring the results back.
Return selected files or code changes with an editable completion note, then restore the previous workspace. Code handoffs use an isolated Git worktree.
Get me backto the redesign.
The project filesThe reference tabsWhere you left off
Find a project
from what you remember.
Find your saved workspace with a task description, a pasted brief, or a detail you remember about the project.
Choose the matching workspace and reopen its files, tabs, and notes.
Join the waitlistHelp with the setup.
And the next steps.
Create a workspace from a brief, find a project by describing it, or draft a handoff from your notes. The assistant works with the context you choose to give it.
Join the waitlistBuild a workspace from the brief.
Describe a task, paste an assignment, or bring context from a supported issue tracker. The assistant suggests resources using your saved app, path, and layout preferences.
Find the work you remember.
Describe an older task to find its workspace. Ask for a summary of recorded progress and next steps, or help understanding a restoration failure.
Prepare the handoff and the return.
Draft instructions, spot missing setup details, and prepare selected deliverables with a completion note. You can edit generated summaries, which distinguish recorded facts from the assistant’s inferences.
You choose
what comes along.
Choose what gets saved.
Leave out sensitive files, private apps, and anything that doesn’t belong to the task.
Keep local work local.
Core workspace actions work offline. You choose what gets synced or shared.
Keep accounts separate.
People opening a handoff use their own accounts and approve any setup commands.
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