Lattix

Who It's For

Lattix is for users who want to launch entire project setups — apps, browser windows with specific URLs, and precise window positions — with a single command. Think of it as a "workspace preset launcher": define a "Morning Standup" workspace that opens Slack, a browser tab pointed at your Jira board, and a terminal positioned in the corner, all at once. At $12–$20 one-time, it targets professionals who switch between defined project contexts regularly.

How It Works

Lattix lets you define named workspaces in its preferences. Each workspace specifies: which apps to open, which browser profile and URLs to load (for Chrome, Safari, Firefox), and the exact pixel coordinates and size for each window. Triggering a workspace launches any unopened apps, opens the specified browser tabs, and moves all specified windows to their defined positions. Pixel-perfect positioning means you can design layouts that use exact screen coordinates rather than snap zones.

Compared to Similar Tools

Compared to Spencer ($20 lifetime), Lattix overlaps on "launch an app set" but adds browser URL support and pixel-precise window positioning. Spencer focuses more on macOS Spaces management. Compared to Keyboard Maestro ($36), Lattix provides a purpose-built workspace UI vs. Keyboard Maestro's general macro builder — Lattix is easier to set up for this specific use case. Compared to Workspace+ ($14.99 lifetime), Lattix defines workspaces proactively (you design them) while Workspace+ captures them from your current window state.

Requirements

• macOS version: check lattix.app for current requirements
• Accessibility permission required
• $12–$20 one-time, purchased from lattix.app

Getting Started

Download from lattix.app and launch. Create a new workspace in Preferences, add apps and browser URLs, and set window positions either by manually entering coordinates or by using the position capture tool. Assign a keyboard shortcut to launch the workspace instantly.