FocusDeck
An accessibility-first multi-window app that splits your work across several tiled windows so each source — research, notes, video, calculator — stays visually isolated and glare-free.
adults with ADHD, dyslexia, low vision, or cognitive fatigue who lose focus when everything competes on one screen
- One-click 'split the deck' opens 4-6 tiled windows, each dedicated to one info stream
- Per-window font size, color, and contrast profiles saved per task type
- Workflow templates: reading, writing, study, data entry, telehealth appointment
- Optional screen-reader pass-through and large-print highlight mode for low-vision users
The source author is a Head of Accessibility and the post explicitly highlights multi-screen detection and positioning — there's no consumer accessibility product turning these ideas into an off-the-shelf experience.
Multi-window productivity is well-established in pro tools (Magnet, Spectacle) and cognitive accessibility is a growing category, but the source's 5 reactions signal niche origin.ADHD Productivity on Windows: Focus Tools & Strategies ↗
No major accessibility-focused multi-window app exists for the chronic-condition market.ADHD Productivity on Windows: Focus Tools & Strategies ↗
Accessibility apps monetize at $20-50 one-time or modest freemium; willingness to pay exists but cap is lower than pro tools.ADHD Productivity on Windows: Focus Tools & Strategies ↗
Cognitive and visual accessibility needs are permanent, not hype-driven.
Window-positioning APIs are available cross-platform; no AI required to ship v1.