Relackout

Workspaces

Give every venue its own workspace: open Manage workspaces, create one, rename and recolor it, and read your plan's limit.

Running shows at more than one venue? Relackout keeps each one in its own workspace: a separate patch map, Scenes, Cue lists, mixers and connection settings, fully independent from every other workspace in the app. This guide walks you through the Manage workspaces screen — opening it, creating a workspace, renaming and recoloring one, and reading your plan’s limit.

Open Manage workspaces

  1. Click the workspace switcher at the right end of the bottom bar (the green dot next to Demo Venue); in the list that opens, click Manage workspaces.

    Manage workspaces screen with two cards: Demo Venue (active) and Studio B, each listing patch, universe, scene, cue and mixer counts.

Each card lists how many patches, universes, scenes, cues and mixers that workspace holds, so you can see what’s inside at a glance. Demo Venue holds the patches from earlier guides; Studio B has its own patches, Scenes and mixers — completely separate from Demo Venue’s. You can also reach this screen from Settings — the Workspaces box there has the same Manage workspaces button.

Create a new workspace

  1. Click + New workspace at the top right.

    New workspace dialog open: empty Name field, eight color dots, Start from set to Blank workspace.

  2. Type “Stage B” into Name; pick the orange dot from Color.

    Form filled in: Name reads Stage B, the orange color dot selected with a white ring.

  3. Click Create workspace.

    Dialog closed; a green notice confirms Stage B was created, with an Open Stage B now? prompt beneath it; the new Stage B card now sits at the top of the list.

Switching between workspaces

You can switch from the bottom bar’s workspace switcher at any time, or from this screen’s three-dot menu with Open. Either way, the switch itself — the confirmation dialog that appears while output is running, and the app restart that follows — works exactly as described in A tour of the interface, so we don’t repeat it here.

Rename and recolor a workspace

  1. Click the three-dot menu on the Stage B card. The menu also holds Copy…, which leads to copying between workspaces, and Delete, shown only for workspaces that aren’t active.

    Stage B card's action menu open: Open, Rename / color, Duplicate, Copy…, Export and Delete options.

  2. Click Rename / color in the menu.

    The same form dialog, this time prefilled with the name Stage B and the orange color, no Start from field.

  3. Change Name to “Wedding Hall”; pick the purple dot from Color.

    Form filled in: Name reads Wedding Hall, the purple color dot selected.

  4. Click Save changes.

    Dialog closed; a green Workspace updated notice; the card now reads Wedding Hall with a purple dot.

Plan limits

The line below the heading on the Manage workspaces screen shows how many workspaces you’ve created against how many your plan allows, plus your patch usage (it’s blurred in this guide’s screenshots). Once you hit that limit, + New workspace becomes inactive and a warning explains that you’ve reached your plan’s workspace limit; upgrading opens room for another one.

What’s next

You can now give every venue its own workspace, open it from the bottom bar or Settings, and rename or recolor it whenever you like. Up next: Copying between workspaces, where we move Scenes, mixers and more from one workspace into another.

Updated: October 8, 2026

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