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DeskCommit

Less time in Mac Display Settings.

Mac Display Settings.
Again?

Move a monitor to the other side. Make text easier to read. Change your main display. DeskCommit puts those everyday adjustments in one keyboard-first palette.

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One-time purchase · 2 Macs per person · 7-day refund guarantee

DeskCommitOpen with Control + Shift + D
Actual DeskCommit interface arranging external monitors and a Mac display
Arrangement, resolution, refresh rate, and main display. One palette.

The small interruptions add up

It’s the repeat visits that get tedious.

01

A different desk. Another rearrangement.

Your monitor sits on the right at home and on the left at work. Your Mac’s display arrangement needs to follow.

02

You just want bigger text.

More room for work, or a more comfortable reading size. Switching resolution should fit into the task you’re doing.

03

Back to the same setup. Again.

The arrangement, resolution, and main display are already familiar. Setting each one again is the tedious part.

A shorter route to your setup

Open. Arrange. Review. Return.

  1. ⌃ ⇧ D

    Bring up the palette

    Press Control–Shift–D to open DeskCommit, then choose the display you want to change.

  2. ← ↑ ↓ →

    Arrange with arrow keys

    Place it above, below, left, or right of an anchor display. Use Shift–Arrow to align edges or centers.

  3. Return ↵

    Review, then apply

    Check the pending arrangement and press Return. Resolution, refresh rate, and main display are in the same palette.

DeskCommit

See how DeskCommit works

Open DeskCommit with Control–Shift–D, choose a display, move it with the arrow keys, review the pending arrangement, and press Return to apply it.

Same desk? Recall your saved setup.

Manually restore saved arrangement and display settings when the same displays are connected. Connecting a monitor does not trigger automatic restoration.

Preview before. Undo after.

Review pending changes before applying them, or use Undo afterward. Low-resolution changes revert after 15 seconds unless you confirm them.

DeskCommit Personal

Set up your displays. Get back to work.

macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon / Intel

US$4.99

One-time purchase / No subscription

DeskCommit Personal · For one person on up to two Macs.

Buy DeskCommit

Tax and the final total appear at checkout. Request a full refund within 168 hours of payment. There is no free trial.

After purchase, get your license key in the receipt, install the DMG from the official site, and activate the app. Purchase and first activation require an internet connection.

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Before you buy

How does DeskCommit make Mac Display Settings easier to use?

It brings arrangement, resolution, refresh rate, and main display selection into one palette. Arrange displays with arrow keys and reduce repeated trips to System Settings.

Does it restore my setup automatically when I connect a monitor?

No. With the same displays connected, you can manually restore a saved setup from DeskCommit.

Can I use any resolution or refresh rate?

You choose from modes available to your Mac and displays. Available settings depend on your Mac, monitor, dock, and cable. DeskCommit does not raise hardware display limits or add unsupported modes.

Does it need Accessibility permission?

No. DeskCommit works on Apple silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 13 or later.

Take a closer look at the workflow

Control display settings with keyboard shortcutsSave and restore a display arrangementSwitch your main displayBrowse all guides