HeyDockCome back to exactly where you left.
Leaving a mode saves its apps, open files and front pages, plus a short note on what you were doing. Come back and it’s one click away.
The note is written on your Mac from the last window titles you had open, so “Where was I?” has a real answer: “Finish the pricing page and send it to Maya for review.”
When you return to the mode, a card offers the restore. Nothing reopens on its own.
A session recap appears when you leave a mode after two minutes or more: “47 min in Writing · 3 drifts stopped · 1,240 words.”
See it work.
What you get.
Apps and files
The mode’s apps and the documents they had open.
Front pages
The pages that were in front in your browser.
The note
An on-device summary of what you were working on.
Set it up.
On by default
- Work in a mode, then switch away.
- Switch back and click Restore on the card.
Good to know
- Window titles need Accessibility; without it the note has less to go on.
Questions.
Does it reopen everything automatically?
No. It offers a restore when you come back, and you choose.