The goal was to have fast access to window layouts directly from the menubar or a hotkey, without extra UI layers.
The main feature is a monitor-swap function: it moves all windows from display A to B and back, preserving their relative positions. Windows are remapped to the new resolution/aspect ratio, so layouts stay consistent. This required dealing with coordinate transforms, dock offsets, safe areas, and per-display spaces.
Other features:
layout previews in the menubar
one-click tiling of 2/3/4 windows with reorder on repeat click
placing a single window into a specific zone
drag-and-drop tiling with highlight zones
arrow-based shortcuts (customizable)
layouts: quarters, halves, 30/70, 30/40/30, several 3-window stack modes
It uses macOS accessibility APIs, so it’s not sandboxed (and not on the App Store).
The license is a one-time purchase and transferable across machines.
There’s a 14-day trial with no account or card required.
The goal was to have fast access to window layouts directly from the menubar or a hotkey, without extra UI layers.
The main feature is a monitor-swap function: it moves all windows from display A to B and back, preserving their relative positions. Windows are remapped to the new resolution/aspect ratio, so layouts stay consistent. This required dealing with coordinate transforms, dock offsets, safe areas, and per-display spaces.
Other features:
layout previews in the menubar
one-click tiling of 2/3/4 windows with reorder on repeat click
placing a single window into a specific zone
drag-and-drop tiling with highlight zones
arrow-based shortcuts (customizable)
layouts: quarters, halves, 30/70, 30/40/30, several 3-window stack modes
per-display handling (each monitor tracked independently)
It uses macOS accessibility APIs, so it’s not sandboxed (and not on the App Store). The license is a one-time purchase and transferable across machines. There’s a 14-day trial with no account or card required.