Give every desktop Space a name.
macOS calls them Desktop 1, Desktop 2, Desktop 3. Naming Spaces lets you call them what they are.
Free · Requires macOS 14 or later
What it does
Three simple things, and nothing you have to think about.
Name it in one click
A badge appears on every desktop Space you visit. Click it to give that Space a name, like Writing, Client X, Comms, or Deep Work.
Always know where you are
The badge and the menu bar show the name whenever you come back. The menu lists all of your named Spaces at a glance.
Private by design
Everything stays on your Mac. No account, no network, no data collected. Fully sandboxed, requesting no permissions at all.
How it works
macOS can't hand an app a list of your Spaces, so naming happens as you move through them, one click each.
Visit a Space
Switch to any desktop Space. A small badge appears on it, reading “Unnamed” at first.
Click the badge
Type a name and press Return. That's it. The Space now has a name.
It's named
The name shows on the badge and in the menu bar every time you return to that Space.
After the app restarts, your badges read “Click to Assign” until you revisit each Space and reconnect its name in one click. Why?