Scene launch
A clear launch workspace, ready to return to.
A time capsule for your workspace
Scene remembers the apps, windows, and supported tabs behind each part of your day, so every mode is ready when you are.
A clear launch workspace, ready to return to.
Choose the final promise before export.
Client launch is ready to capture.
Skip the setup
Save a working moment once. Scene brings the right apps, windows, and supported tabs back together whenever you choose that scene—no hunting, reopening, or rearranging.
Why context matters ↗A scene for every mode
Give each part of your day a return point, then move between them without rebuilding your workspace.
One click back
Scene shows what can return, then uses the safest available path.
When the apps and windows are still open, Scene brings those originals forward and restores their saved positions.
If something was closed, Scene previews the tabs, folders, projects, and terminal locations it can reopen, then asks before acting.
Local by design
Your captures are stored locally. Scene has no workspace account, no content sync, and no reason to upload what you are working on.
Free to build the habit
Capture and return without a countdown. Keep four saved scenes for free; upgrade only when Scene has earned a permanent place in your workflow.
The complete capture-and-return loop, with no account and no time limit.
Unlimited saved scenes on two personal Macs, including 12 months of new releases.
Straight answers
Yes. Scene Free has no time limit and includes the complete capture-and-return workflow for up to four saved scenes. Delete one whenever you want to make room, or unlock unlimited scenes with Pro.
No. Scene returns exact live windows and can rebuild supported resources after they close. It does not roll back your Mac, your files, or process memory.
History finds a page. Launchers open a fixed collection. Scene captures what is open now and keeps the identity of the original live windows so it can bring them back without duplicating them.
Accessibility lets Scene read and restore window position, size, and focus. Automation is requested per app only when Scene needs to remember or reopen supported tabs, folders, or projects.
Scene previews the supported tabs, folders, or projects it can reopen and asks first. Anything it cannot restore is named clearly.
Your licensed Scene 1.x build keeps working. Twelve months refers to the included update window, not an expiration date. You can choose whether a future major upgrade is worth buying.
Scene is a utility, not a service that needs to run in our cloud. The current version is a one-time purchase.
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Every mode, ready when you are