Choose a place.
Keep your flow.
Every row is an activity. Every card is a workspace. Up and down change context; left and right move inside it. Each row remembers where you last worked.
| Super + M | Open the visual workspace switcher |
| Super + Shift + M | Open the destination chooser for the focused window |
| Super + Ctrl + Alt + Space | Open the full Activities board |
| Super + Ctrl + Alt + ↑ / ↓ | Switch activity and restore its last workspace |
| Super + Ctrl + Alt + ← / → | Previous / next workspace in this activity |
| Super + 1…0 | Switch to a workspace within the current activity |
| Super + Shift + 1…0 | Move the focused window within this activity |
| Super + Tab / Shift + Tab | Cycle through known workspaces in this activity |
| Super + Ctrl + Tab | Return to the former workspace in this activity |
Mouse and touchpad
In the Activities board, click a workspace or window, double-click a window to open it, or drag a window preview to another workspace. Drag near the top or bottom edge to scroll through longer boards. Resize the details pane; its width persists.
On a supported touchpad, three-finger swipes move between workspaces in the current activity. Swipe up opens the Activities board.
In the visual views
Up and down choose activity rows. Left and right choose workspace cards. Search remains available for typing.
Click a card or window to select it. Double-click a window to open it. Previews and labels help you find the right place.
Drag windows between cards. Add, rename, reorder, and remove eligible activity rows.
Useful details
Shift+Arrow keeps normal text selection in the search field. Clicking a window selects its workspace too; clicking empty workspace space clears the window selection. The current workspace is a valid no-op destination in Move window. To remove an activity row, move its windows elsewhere and switch away first. The base row for ordinary numbered workspaces is protected.
The plugin does not create separate app sessions, and multi-monitor focus follows Hyprland’s normal workspace model. The interface follows Omarchy’s active theme colors automatically.