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ScreenSpaces gives every monitor its own workspaces on Windows. You switch spaces on the screen under your cursor and the other screens stay exactly as they are, like multi-monitor desktops on a Mac.
Windows virtual desktops switch every monitor at once: move to another desktop for a document and the chat, music and clipboard on your other screens disappear too. ScreenSpaces keeps separate spaces for each monitor, so only the screen you are working on changes.
Press Win+Tab (or click the tray icon) and each screen opens its own overview: that screen’s windows with live previews on top, its spaces with their last look below. Click to switch, drag a window onto a space to move it, add a new space with “+”.
Call your spaces Work, Design or Music. Names show in the overview and the menu, and each space is previewed as you left it.
Assign an app to a space and its new windows always open there. Pin a music player or chat so it stays visible in every space.
Win+Ctrl+Left/Right, and the mouse side buttons that send it, switch only the screen under your cursor. Win+Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right takes the front window along.
It starts with Windows and lives in the system tray. No pop-ups or notifications; you only notice it while you use it.
Spaces slide in like on a Mac, only on the screen you switch.
After an update or restarting the app, every window returns to its own space.
Click the notification of a window in another space and ScreenSpaces switches to that space.
Lost a window? “Show all windows” in the tray menu brings them all back.
It never connects to the internet; no account, no telemetry. Previews stay in memory only.
Download the ZIP file above and open it.
Double-click ScreenSpaces.exe. If Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”, choose “More info” → “Run anyway” (the preview build is not code-signed yet).
ScreenSpaces installs itself for your user account, is added to the Start menu and appears in the system tray next to the clock. It now starts with Windows; you can delete the downloaded file.
On any screen, press Win+Tab or Win+Ctrl+Right. Right-click the tray icon for the menu and Settings.
To uninstall: Settings → Apps → Installed apps → ScreenSpaces → Uninstall. Every hidden window comes back and settings are deleted.
4fbe8ba0f58f6816b517effbc83831a50cf192bd5db0e0942f52a74cfa3a48f7ScreenSpaces never connects to the internet; there is no account, telemetry, usage statistics or advertising. Space previews are kept in memory only and deleted when the app closes. Settings stay on your computer only.
Yes. The preview version is free for personal and commercial use.
Windows virtual desktops switch all monitors together. ScreenSpaces gives each monitor its own spaces, so switching on one screen leaves the others untouched.
The preview build is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen does not recognise it. Choose “More info” → “Run anyway”. You can compare the SHA-256 value on this page with the downloaded file.
No. ScreenSpaces never connects to the internet. Space previews are kept in memory only and deleted when the app closes.
Right-click the tray icon and choose “Show all windows”. Quitting or uninstalling ScreenSpaces also brings every window back.
Yes, if you turn on “Also manage administrator windows” in Settings. ScreenSpaces then runs as administrator; Windows asks for confirmation once.
Settings → Apps → Installed apps → ScreenSpaces → Uninstall.