A real taskbar for your Mac.

Every open window in one bar at the bottom of your screen. Click a button to jump to that window.

$10, one time. For macOS 13 or newer.

A Mac desktop with Safari, Terminal and TextEdit windows open. The TaskSpace bar runs along the bottom with pinned apps on the left and one button for each window, including a minimized one.

Everything you miss about the Windows taskbar.

Built for the Mac. Fast, quiet and always in the same place.

One button for every window

Two windows from the same app stay two buttons. Minimized windows stay on the bar, so you can bring them back. You can also group them by app.

Pin your apps

Drag any app onto the bar to keep it there.

A start menu with fast search

Type a few letters. Press Return. Even a typo still finds your app.

One bar on every screen

Each monitor gets its own bar. It shows only the windows on that screen, with its own pinned apps.

Badges and progress

See unread counts and download progress right on the button.

A clipboard that remembers

Press Control-Option-V to see what you copied: text, code, links and images. Pick one and it pastes where you were typing. Pin the ones you reuse. Copies from password managers are never saved.

Keyboard first

Jump to the first nine buttons. Cycle through windows. Open the launcher without the mouse.

See it on a real Mac.

The clipboard and the launcher open on top of whatever you are doing.

The TaskSpace clipboard pop-up in the middle of the screen. It lists a pinned command, recent code snippets and an image, with a search box on top. — Clipboard history. Control-Option-V.

The TaskSpace start menu above the taskbar, with the letters saf typed in the search box and Safari highlighted. — Start menu with fast search. Control-Option-L.

Ten dollars. Pay once.

$10One time. No subscription.

All features, every screen
Runs quietly in the menu bar
Works on macOS 13 or newer