
Multiple pages, one desktop: separating work, study, and personal life in NESKTOP
NESKTOP supports multiple independent pages per canvas — each with its own widgets, layout, and background. Here is how to use them to keep your contexts cleanly separated.
Why multiple pages matter
Mixing work tools, personal links, study resources, and project dashboards on a single page creates visual clutter and mental friction. NESKTOP pages solve this: each page is an independent canvas with its own set of widgets, folders, bookmarks, and background. You can build a focused work desktop, a separate study desktop, and a personal browsing desktop — and switch between them instantly.
Give every context its own space
Create separate pages for work, study, and personal life — all in one NESKTOP account.
Try it freeDesktop and Mobile canvases — two independent workspaces
Even better, NESKTOP gives you two complete canvases: Desktop (optimized for larger screens) and Mobile (optimized for phone and tablet). Each canvas has its own set of pages. Your desktop work layout does not need to fit on a phone — the mobile canvas gives you a touch-friendly version with its own arrangement. Both sync to your account and are accessible from any device.
How to organize your pages
Start by identifying your main contexts. A typical setup might include: a Work page with your CRM, email, project boards, and dashboards; a Study page with subject folders, research links, and notes; a Personal page with social media, news, banking, and entertainment. Add pages as your needs grow. The page limit depends on your plan — Pro and Lifetime plans support more pages.
Comparison table
| Feature | Nesktop | Other approach |
|---|---|---|
| Work tools | Dedicated work page — CRM, dashboards, meeting links | Mixed with personal links in one bookmark bar |
| Study resources | Dedicated study page — subject folders, notes, research links | Scattered across tabs and folders |
| Personal browsing | Dedicated personal page — news, banking, entertainment | Jumbled with work bookmarks |
| Switching | One click in the page navigation bar | Close and reopen tabs, navigate menus |
FAQ
How many pages can I create?
The Free plan includes a generous number of pages for personal use. Pro and Lifetime plans support more pages for users who need extensive context separation.
Can I copy a page layout to another page?
You can save a page layout, then load that saved layout onto a different page. This is useful when you want to create variations of a working setup.
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