Create a unified display experience
DisplaySpan is a utility tool for anyone using multiple monitors with a Mac. It solves three common issues: the cursor getting stuck when moving between screens, display layouts changing after reconnecting monitors, and difficulty adjusting the brightness of external displays. It works with macOS 14 or later.
Bring your Mac screens together
DisplaySpan is mainly made for Mac users with two or more monitors, especially those who often connect and disconnect their displays or docks. It’s useful when your mouse pointer gets stuck when moving between screens of different sizes or positions.
The app can save your current monitor setup and restore it automatically when you reconnect the same displays or wake your Mac. It also lets you adjust supported displays right from the menu bar and can even use your Mac’s brightness keys to control the display under your cursor.
Recommended for those with multiple monitors
DisplaySpan is for users with multiple monitors. It’s designed to tackle three main issues: cursor getting stuck at screen edges, restoring your display layout when reconnecting monitors, and controlling brightness. If you have a simple setup, you might not need it, but if you often connect and disconnect displays, it can make things a lot easier.
