Скачать или смотреть Stardock Fences looks awesome but is it useless?

Or am I doing something wrong?
Just trying this for the first time and really like what it says it can do. Unfortunately on my first go I'm finding it effectively useless (oxymoron) as I can't open any of the applications in the 'Fence' I just created. If I'm lucky I can open one of the first closest applications down as far as Firefox but after that they disappear before I can reach them.

The 'Roll Up Fences' need to be more STICKY. They need to stay around a little longer.

Is this a setting somewhere?
I can't find it.

In the example shown I have a small discrete Fence up in the top left corner of my Windows 10 customised desktop called 'Apps'.

When I mouse over the word 'Apps' it automatically opens the Fence exactly as I wish displaying the applications.

I'm actually trying to open the seventh application down with the purple pink icon called WAMP but it's impossible. I'm really trying to open it for 13 seconds in this recording. I've never been able to open it once. Not once.

So I'm looking for an organisation productivity that does what Fences says it can do but in reality is it 'effectively useless'?

Please help.

The video is a little jerky so it's hard to see that all I'm trying to do is go top left to 'Apps' and then open WAMP without success. I keep trying to reopen it.

It's a real-time 4k desktop video render on my little 13 inch 7th gen 4 core i5 laptop so frames are dropping but hopefully you can see what I mean.

Another great idea would be to - once a Fence is open pressing the first letter of the Application name e.g. F for Firefox will immediately open that application. For more granular control to assist less experienced users you could have an option toggle to require the Enter (or Return) key to be pressed to confirm the application open.

Additionally if you have multiple applications beginning with the same letter it will just highlight the first application beginning with that letter alphabetically then you can simply use the up & down, or forward & back keys to select the next or previous item alphabetically and then just press Enter to execute when your preferred icon is highlighted.

This would make it very useful. One could rename icons and prefix them with numbers or relevant alpha characters to create super quick shortcuts.

I've created this to post in the Stardock Forums hoping to get a working solution so I can buy the software. Hopefully I can get it going before my 30 day trial expires.