Window management,
done quietly.

A precise, keyboard-driven tiling utility for macOS. Drag with ⇧ to snap, hold ⌃ to span two zones, and fly between layouts, displays, and saved sessions with a single chord.

Download for Mac

14-day free trial. Universal binary. No account required.

Drag a window with the snap modifier held. Zones light up. Release to commit.

Features

Built for the way you actually work.

Drag to snap.

Hold ⇧ while dragging. Overlays appear on every display, hover the target, release. Hold ⌃ alongside to span two adjacent zones into one.

Hotkey grid.

Move the focused window between zones, displays, and layouts with ⌃⌥ + a key. Every action is rebindable.

Per-display profiles.

Studio in the morning, laptop on a train. Profiles bind layouts to physical displays by UUID and switch automatically.

Session save & restore.

Snapshot every window in every app, then put them back exactly where you had them. Survives reboots.

A real editor.

Drag, resize, duplicate, and name zones on a canvas. Save layouts, share them across displays, start from templates.

Native and lightweight.

A 4 MB universal binary. Hardened runtime, quiet background updates. No Electron, no telemetry, no account.

Shortcuts

A vocabulary you'll learn once.

⇧drag

Snap the window under your cursor into a zone.
⇧⌃drag

Span multiple adjacent zones into a single rect.
⌃⌥1…9

Send the focused window to zone n of the current layout.
⌃⌥→

Step the window to the next zone, or expand into a neighbor.
⌃⌥F

Fill the display. Press again to restore the pre-fill rect.
⌃⌥D

Hurl the window to the next display, keeping its zone.

Every chord is rebindable in Settings. Defaults are conservative; no conflicts with macOS or common apps.

Screens

A look inside.

MacZones layout editor showing a three-column layout: a large Main zone and two stacked side zones, with templates above and a layout list on the left. — Layout editor Drag, resize, and name zones on a canvas. Start from a template — three columns, 2×2, priority — then bend it to your display.

General Launch at login, dock visibility, and the modifier keys that summon the snap overlay.
Shortcuts Every chord rebindable. Click a row to record, × to clear, conflicts flagged inline.
Appearance Theme, accent, overlay opacity, and the spacing between snapped windows.