ReCue Support
ReCue is a window workspace switcher for macOS. It groups windows and supported tabs from different apps by project, helping you find and bring back windows when you switch tasks, at the size and position they were last seen, on your current screen.
Getting help
For help, email [email protected].
To help us diagnose faster, please include:
- Your macOS version
- Your ReCue version
- What you were doing at the time
- What actually happened
- Any relevant error messages or screenshots
What we can help with
You can contact us about:
- Installation and launch
- Accessibility and Automation permissions
- Keyboard shortcut conflicts
- Saving or bringing back windows and tabs
- Windows returning to an unexpected position
- Project management and the
⌥Spacepanel - The Alfred workflow and
recuectlcommand-line tool - Bug reports
Common cases
- ReCue requires macOS 14 or later.
- Tab saving currently supports Ghostty 1.3+, Google Chrome, Google Chrome Canary, and Google Chrome for Testing. Other apps can still be saved as windows, but not as individual tabs.
- Restore only targets windows and tabs that still exist; it never launches apps that aren't running. Closed entries are dimmed and must be saved again before they can be restored.
- The save-window and save-tab shortcuts are fixed at
⌃⌥⌘Sand⌃⌥⌘T.⌥Spaceis the default panel shortcut and can be changed in ReCue Settings.
A note on privacy
Window and project data stay on your Mac, and ReCue does not attach them automatically. Before sending a report, hide sensitive information in screenshots and window titles; you can also leave them out when they are not relevant.