Your monitors end up in a new spot every time you change desks.MonitorAlign lines them back up in two clicks.
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I work in different places, and my monitor ends up on a different side each time. But the computer still remembers the old arrangement, so the pointer slides off the wrong edge.
Instead of dragging rectangles around in display settings, you just click where you want to cross.
Got it wrong? The undo shortcut puts the previous layout back.
Mac ⌃⌥⌘ZWindows Ctrl+Alt+Shift+ZSave the monitor layout for places you sit often, like home or the office, and switch back to it in one go.
Open Saved Layouts in the menu, choose Save Current Layout…, and give it a name. Leave the name empty and it’s saved as Layout 1, Layout 2.
Pick a saved layout from the same menu to apply it. In Manage Layouts… you can also give each layout its own shortcut.
When you plug the same monitors back in, the app first asks whether to switch to that layout. To stop the question, turn off Suggest a saved layout when monitors change in the menu.
The Mac app is notarized by Apple, so it opens without a warning the first time. The Windows app isn't signed by Microsoft yet, so you'll see a warning once.
A personal project by the maker of collab5. It isn't part of the collab5 service.