ShiftPlus – Manage Browser Profiles and Window Layouts on macOS (Beta)
ShiftPlus – Manage Browser Profiles and Window Layouts on macOS (Beta)
Hi HN, I just released the Beta of ShiftPlus, a macOS app I’ve been building to help power users, developers, and productivity enthusiasts manage their workflows more effectively. The idea came from constantly juggling multiple browser profiles, apps, and windows for different projects (work, personal, side projects). I wanted a faster way to switch between them without wasting time rearranging windows and logging in/out. What it does: Manage multiple browser profiles (Chrome, Safari, Arc, Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi) Custom icons, colors, and labels for easy identification ⌨ Global hotkeys and quick switching between profiles Window arrangement presets (apps open exactly where you want them) Import/Export profiles for easy setup across machines Upcoming features: - Raycast support (coming soon) - Safari & Dia browser profile support - Multi-monitor window management - Improved Import/Export of profiles Special Beta offer: I’m offering a 50% discount code: G2MJU5MW for early adopters. Why I’m posting here: I’d love feedback from the HN community on: Does this solve a real workflow pain point for you? What features would make it indispensable in your setup? Any UX/UI feedback on making switching feel even smoother? Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzJw9XIodrk Download: https://shiftplus.app/ Thanks for reading — and also thanks to everyone who gave me support on my earlier demo video!
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