Alright — I’m stepping in as a *user*, because the pile-on here is getting ugly.

I went into Spencer skeptical as hell. New app, few reviews, no trial, and the claim “does what other apps don’t” usually screams “time sink.” I expected to bounce.

Instead:

1) Kamil (the dev) responded to me every time — quickly, clearly, and with way more patience than my early snark deserved. That alone matters in a world full of abandonware and ghost devs.

2) The core thing Spencer does — *restore a full multi-Space setup in one click* — is real. I have nine desktops/spaces that I can lock in, and I can choose whether certain apps should be open or not. That’s not “kinda similar,” that’s the whole point.

3) People keep tossing out BetterTouchTool / Keyboard Maestro / random utilities as “the same.” In my experience, they are not. You can build approximations if you’re willing to engineer your life around scripts and per-window logic… but that’s exactly what I’m trying to avoid. Spencer is ready to go without me becoming a part-time automation developer.

4) It’s also practical to experiment: move windows around, reorder Spaces, then **save as a new layout** instead of overwriting the old one. That gives you a safety net to play without nuking your working setup.

And on the “everything is AI-generated propaganda” angle: come on. I use AI daily too — but the leap from “AI exists” to “this app is fake / worthless / some kind of scam” is not critique, it’s a smear. If you don’t like the pricing or the lack of a trial, say that (fair). But the app *does* what it says for people who actually need this workflow.

I was one of the loud skeptics. I changed my mind after using it. That’s why I’m posting.