Save each client as a named workspace that restores everything: apps, browser tabs, window positions, and Focus Mode settings, all with one keyboard shortcut. Instead of manually opening 6-8 apps and hunting for the right tabs every time you switch clients, a context manager like Ikuna lets you press ⌘+Shift+1 for Client A, ⌘+Shift+2 for Client B, and have your entire environment ready in a few seconds.

Every time you switch between projects on your Mac, your browser tabs disappear or get mixed up with other tabs.

You close Chrome to focus on a new client. When you come back, those 12 research tabs are gone, buried in history, or merged into a different session. You don’t just lose tabs. You lose context.

macOS was never designed to understand projects. It understands apps. It understands windows. But it does not understand that a set of tabs belongs to a specific piece of work.

Ikuna solves this at the system level. It saves your browser tabs as part of a named project context and restores them when you switch back.

No extensions. No bookmarking workflows. No reconstruction.