Public beta

Synchronize macOS Spaces across monitors.

Switch Spaces on one display and the others follow — the way Spaces should have worked all along, restored as a small Mac utility you install and forget.

Free public beta now · $9.99 at 1.0 launch (perpetual license, 3 Macs)

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What it does

Who it's for

Mac users running two or more monitors who have noticed Spaces is broken and want it fixed:

If you've tried yabai or AeroSpace and bounced off the SIP-disable requirement, or you don't want to replace Spaces with a tiling window manager — this is the smaller, narrower fix.

Status & availability

SpacesSync is in free public beta as of June 2026. The 1.0 release is paid: $9.99 USD, perpetual license, three Mac activations per license, 14-day full-featured trial with no card and no email required.

Beta builds are direct-download by request. The beta will reach end-of-life roughly six weeks after 1.0 ships, so beta users have a clean window to convert.

Distribution at 1.0:

Why this exists

Multi-monitor Spaces on the Mac broke about thirteen years ago when Apple split Spaces per-display. Since then, every Space switch reminds you that what used to be one workspace is now several. Apple has not shipped a fix; the public threads asking for one are still open.

The alternatives — yabai, AeroSpace, dotfiles workarounds — require disabling System Integrity Protection or replacing native Spaces with a tiling window manager. SpacesSync is the small, focused, paid utility that fixes the regression without changing how you work.