Workspace

Window layout

Drag, resize, tile, snap, popout. How the workspace handles multi-window layouts.

Each window is freely positioned by default — drag the title bar to move, drag any edge or corner to resize, double-click the title bar to maximize. Snap handles on the edges of the workspace let you halve the screen with a window per side.

Per-window minimum sizes

Windows enforce a minimum size at spawn, resize, and on workspace restore. Below the threshold, internal UI elements collapse — the chart's price pill hides under 620 px wide, buttons go icon-only under 460 px, and the chart can shrink down to 360 × 260 with the candle area still usable.

Mobile auto-tile

On screens narrower than 768 px the workspace switches modes: only the active window renders, full-bleed. Open windows show as pills in a horizontally-scrollable strip at the bottom — tap to switch, × to close, + to open the command palette and spawn a new one. Drag and resize chrome are suppressed since they don't make sense on touch.

Pop-out

Click the ↗ icon in any window's title bar to open it in a new browser window. The popout shares state with the main dashboard — edits in either side propagate live. Close the popout to return the window to the main workspace.

infoIf you resize the top edge of a window and immediately drag its title bar, the position update is consistent — earlier builds had a regression where the top-resize jumped because the drag handler held stale coordinates. Fixed in the smooth-scroll pass.