DisplayFusion
7.9#1 in window management software$34 one-timeFree planAndroidiOSAPIWindows
VisitDisplayFusion vs Launchpad
What both publish
| Fact | DisplayFusion | Launchpad |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Online wallpaper providers listed in the EULA include Bing Desktop, Digital Blasphemy, NASA APOD and Wallpaper Abyss. | Launchpad documentation describes bug tracker integrations with Bugzilla, Trac, GitLab, and Mantis, as well as a REST-style API, launchpadlib, and webhooks. |
| Purpose | DisplayFusion provides controls and customization for multi-monitor setups. | Launchpad is designed for open-source collaboration and provides tools to build and publish software. |
| Security | The privacy policy says data transferred between users and the company's servers is encrypted over HTTPS, backups are encrypted, and passwords are salted and hashed. | The security documentation says traffic is secured by TLS except package downloads, which are cryptographically verified on the client side. |
| Support | The purchase page directs customers with license questions to contact the company for help. | Users can seek help through Launchpad Answers and community support documentation. |
DisplayFusion plans
- FreeFree
- DisplayFusion FreeFree
- Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Standard$34, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro on Steam$39.99, paid once
- DisplayFusion Pro Personal$49, paid once
Launchpad plans
- Open-source projectsFree
- Commercial subscriptionPriced on request
Pick DisplayFusion if…
DisplayFusion suits Windows users who want per-monitor taskbars, window controls, and configurable monitor layouts. Its triggers and deployment options may also fit users automating desktop actions or managing corporate installations.
Pick Launchpad if…
It suits open-source projects and their community contributors who need code hosting, bug tracking, package building, or localization tools. Commercial projects seeking private features must obtain Canonical authorization.