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DeskCommit

Keyboard-First Display Manager for the Mac Menu Bar

Utilities $4.99 by Yuto Takahashi 36 views

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At a glance

  • macOS
  • Utilities
  • One-Time Purchase

About DeskCommit

DeskCommit is a keyboard-first macOS menu bar app for managing your displays. Arrange monitors, change resolution and refresh rate, pick which screen is the main display, and restore a saved setup whenever you want it back, all from the menu bar, without dragging blue rectangles around System Settings. One-time $4.99 purchase.

Features

  • Keyboard-First Control: Drive every display change from the keyboard instead of dragging rectangles in System Settings.
  • Arrange Your Displays: Reposition monitors relative to each other so your cursor moves the way you expect.
  • Change Resolution: Switch any connected display to a different resolution in a couple of keystrokes.
  • Set Refresh Rate: Pick the refresh rate you want for each display without leaving the menu bar.
  • Choose the Main Display: Move the menu bar and your primary workspace to whichever screen you're using.
  • Saved Setups: Store the display arrangements you use regularly and restore one manually when you need it.
  • Lives in the Menu Bar: Always one click or shortcut away, with no window to hunt for.
  • One-Time Purchase: $4.99 once, no subscription.

Why DeskCommit?

Changing a resolution or nudging a monitor into place normally means opening System Settings and dragging rectangles with a trackpad. DeskCommit turns those same changes into keyboard moves you make from the menu bar, and lets you save the arrangements you keep coming back to.

Install

Get DeskCommit from deskcommit.com and launch it, it lives in your menu bar.

Adjust

Arrange your displays and set resolution, refresh rate, and the main display from the keyboard.

Save & Restore

Keep the setups you use often and bring one back whenever you want it.

Questions

What is DeskCommit?

DeskCommit is a keyboard-first macOS menu bar app for managing displays, arranging them, changing resolution and refresh rate, choosing the main display, and restoring saved setups.

What does "keyboard-first" mean?

Display changes that normally require dragging in System Settings are driven from the keyboard instead, so you can rearrange monitors or switch a resolution without reaching for the mouse.

Can it save my display setups?

Yes. You can save the arrangements you use regularly and restore one manually whenever you need it.

Does it restore my setup automatically?

No, restoring a saved setup is a manual action you trigger yourself.

Is DeskCommit a subscription?

No. It's a one-time $4.99 purchase.

Where can I get it?

From the official website at deskcommit.com.

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