Apps · macOS
Work Control Center
A workspace organizer for juggling many web apps in one clean window.
What it is
Stop losing focus to endless tab-switching. Work Control Center keeps every web app you rely on visible at once, arranged in grid layouts you control: your analytics next to your code, your inbox next to your calendar, all in one native macOS window.
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Grid layouts
View and manage several websites side by side in a layout you arrange yourself.
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One window, zero tab chaos
Everything stays visible, so you stop hunting through a wall of browser tabs.
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Built for people who juggle
Developers, designers and project managers who live across many web tools at once.
Download
Work Control Center on the macOS App Store.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What does Work Control Center do?
It shows several websites side by side in one native macOS window. You arrange web apps like GitHub, analytics, Slack or your calendar in a grid and keep them all visible at once, instead of switching between browser tabs.
Is Work Control Center free?
Yes. The free version includes two grid layouts (1×2 and 2×1), two workspaces and all core features. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks all six layouts, unlimited workspaces and all future updates. There is no subscription.
Which grid layouts are there?
Six: 1×2, 1×3 and 1×4 for horizontal workflows, and 2×1, 2×2 and 2×3 for vertical and balanced views. You can switch layouts instantly to match the task.
What are workspaces?
A workspace is a saved set of web apps in a layout, for example one for monitoring tools, one for your dev environment and one for email and calendar. A sidebar lists them, and you switch between them with one click.
Do my web apps stay where I left them?
Yes. Sessions persist between launches, so your workspaces come back as you left them. Each pane has quick reload, a focus mode for a single web app and a button to open the page in your regular browser.
How is this different from Split View or browser tabs?
macOS Split View shows two windows, and tabs show one page at a time. Work Control Center keeps up to six web apps visible in one window and remembers each arrangement as a workspace you can return to.
Does it collect any data?
No. There is no data collection, no analytics tracking and no account. Everything runs locally on your Mac, and your browsing stays private.
What do I need?
A Mac with macOS 14.6 or later. The app is built natively with SwiftUI.