DeskJig (formerly Bento) provides a workspace launcher designed for multi-monitor builders and power users who need efficient application organization and seamless workflow switching. The tool enables users to save and restore screen layouts, launch application groups with a single action, and streamline daily productivity across complex display setups. It simplifies managing scattered windows and repetitive setup tasks common in multi-display environments.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Users with multi-monitor setups often waste time rearranging windows and launching the same set of applications each time they start work, switch tasks, or return from a break. This manual, repetitive process reduces productivity and disrupts focus, especially for builders, developers, and designers who rely on complex toolchains across several screens.
Solution
DeskJig provides a workspace launcher that lets users save, organize, and instantly restore complete application layouts across multiple monitors. Instead of manually opening and positioning each window, the tool captures a snapshot of a workspace—including which apps are open and where they are placed—and relaunches that exact arrangement with a single click. This approach collapses a tedious multi-step ritual into one action, making it easier for power users to switch between distinct project contexts or workflows. The product is designed specifically for multi-monitor builders who need speed and precision in their daily setup routines.
Target Audience
The primary users are multi-monitor power users, including software developers, designers, and content creators who require fast, repeatable arrangement of multiple applications for productive workflows.
Features
- Save named workspaces that capture both the set of open applications and their precise window positions across multiple displays
- Launch a complete workspace configuration with a single action, restoring the user's intended layout instantly
- Support for organizing and switching between discrete project workflows, such as development, design, or communication setups
- Optimized for multi-monitor environments, targeting users with complex display arrangements