Reopen yesterday's exact desk

Last night you closed the laptop with seven panels open: terminal, file manager, a SQLite browser pointed at orders, the project's VS Code, two browser tabs pinned in iframes, and a notes pad. The whole arrangement, sized and stacked the way you like it.

This morning the laptop is at a coffee shop. You open the workspace URL. The seven panels are exactly where you left them. The terminal still sits in the same directory. The file tree is still expanded to the same folder. Nothing reloaded: the workspace remembered the layout, and each panel is still pointed at its long-running container.

A normal desktop is trapped on one machine. This desk is a URL, and the URL knows what your work looks like. The desk was waiting where you left it, in a tab.

The desk was waiting where you left it, in a tab.