Window parking
Put a Mac window away without losing your place.
Park the front window in Ledge when it is useful but not useful right now. A snapshot card keeps it recognizable; restoring brings the same window back instead of opening a replacement.
Two ways to park.
Drag a supported window by its title bar into the notch, or use the customizable window-parking shortcut. Ledge adds a snapshot card and hides the original window from the workspace.
Window parking uses macOS Accessibility permission because it needs to identify and move another app’s window. Ledge requests that permission only when this feature needs it.
Restore the context, not a copy.
Click the window card or use the restore shortcut. Ledge returns the existing window rather than launching a new document or browser session.
This is most useful during tasks that temporarily need the whole screen: a meeting, a screen recording, a design review or a focused AI-agent run.
Know the boundary.
Some system-owned or unusual windows may not expose the controls macOS requires. Window parking is a workflow utility, not a session manager, and it does not preserve a closed app after that app quits.
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Make the notch useful.
Free public beta for macOS 14+. Universal for Apple silicon and Intel. Not notarized yet.
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