Mooring

About Mooring

Switching projects should not mean reconstructing where you stopped. Mooring is an app for leaving a deliberate handoff to your future self. Before you switch away, capture what you were doing, the exact next action, and the resources you will need. When you return, Resume reopens every available file, folder, URL, and application while keeping that next action in view. Keep continuing work organized as projects, with one active mooring for each. New handoffs retain the previous one as archived history, so you can inspect, resume, or restore earlier context without turning Mooring into another task manager. Mooring is built for designers, developers, writers, researchers, musicians, students, and anyone who moves between unfinished projects. Mooring opens the resources you choose. It does not automatically capture or restore application windows, browser tabs, commands, or working directories. If a saved resource has moved or is unavailable, the rest of the handoff remains intact and available resources can still open.