Learn BromeoGrid from the first workspace to a full setup

Use the Divvy Matrix for fast live resizing

The Divvy Matrix is the fast adjustment layer on top of your grid. Open it with Shift + Right Click when you want to reshape zones quickly without dropping out of your current workspace flow.

• Use it when the layout is close but not fully right yet.
• The denser Pro densities let you work much more precisely on busy setups.
• Treat it as the quick live tuning tool after the first grid is already in place.

Use Assign App To Cell

Assign App To Cell is one of the most important features. It lets you bind a real app to a specific zone so your setup becomes repeatable instead of manual every time.

• Bind browsers, chat tools, editors and media apps to fixed cells.
• Check the executable path and matching rule carefully.
• Use this whenever the same app should always land in the same place.

Add more workspaces and switch fast

Once one workspace feels stable, duplicate the idea for another context like Streaming, Editing, or Support. The Workspace Switcher then becomes the fast way to jump between complete setups.

This matters because the switcher does not only swap the visual layout. It swaps the workspace identity with its own zones, app assignments, overlays, hotkeys and monitor target. That is why it feels like switching operating modes instead of just switching windows.

• Create one workspace per real task set.
• Keep the names and hotkeys consistent.
• Use the switcher only after each workspace is usable on its own.
• Think of Work, Streaming and Editing as separate ready-made scenes you can recall instantly.

Enable Hard Lock when the layout is ready

Hard Lock matters when you want the desktop to stay disciplined. After your layout and app assignments are correct, Hard Lock helps prevent accidental changes and keeps the workspace stable.

• Use Hard Lock after testing, not during rough setup.
• Combine it with hotkeys for a reliable routine.
• Turn it on for environments where placement must stay exact.

Refine monitor targets, overlays and advanced behavior

When the core is working, go deeper: monitor targeting, zone marker overlays, gradients, spacing, workspace schedules, shortcuts and workspace-specific settings. These are the features that make the setup feel personal and efficient.

• Use monitor target when a workspace belongs on one specific display.
• Use overlays when you need visible labels inside the layout.
• Tune gaps and background last, once the actual structure is already right.
• Use schedules only for routines that should really happen automatically.
• Keep advanced settings purposeful instead of turning everything on at once.