Give it a name
Turn “Figma — Safari” into a label that matches the work in front of you.
Free and open source for macOS
Name, color, and focus every window on your Mac. Orchard turns a crowded desktop into a workspace you can read at a glance.
Requires macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Try it Choose a window in the Orchard menu
Native Built for macOS
Private Never captures your screen
Open MIT licensed
Browser tabs have titles. Files have names. Your windows should too. Orchard adds a clear, colorful label to the window you are using, then keeps every labeled window one click away.
Turn “Figma — Safari” into a label that matches the work in front of you.
Use color to separate clients, projects, or modes of work at a glance.
Jump straight to any labeled window from the menu bar—no hunting required.
Small utility, big relief
Orchard stays close without taking over your Dock or desktop.
A subtle colored outline and title tag show exactly where you are.
Your labels persist locally and return when your windows do.
For keyboard people
Orchard includes a focused command-line tool for listing, labeling, coloring, and jumping to windows from the terminal.
Read the CLI docs →$ orchard list
ID APP COLOR NAME
3fa82c1b Xcode green API debugging
019c44a7 Safari purple Design system
d4e793ab Notes orange Launch checklist
$ orchard focus 3fa82c1b
Focus requested for 3fa82c1b.
Privacy by design
Orchard uses the public macOS Accessibility API to identify and focus windows. There are no accounts, no analytics, and nothing leaves your Mac.
Inspect the source on GitHub ↗Make room for focus
Download Orchard for free, or install it with Homebrew.