Window Managers

Take control of every window on your screen. Snap, resize, tile, blur, pin, group, rename Spaces, restore layouts, automate hot corners, switch between windows and tabs, and design precise multi display setups that match your workflow instead of fighting it.

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Free apps | Open Source

AutoRaise

AutoRaise Preferences

AutoRaise brings a window to the front as soon as your cursor hovers over it, so you no longer need to click first.

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Freemium apps

Rectangle

Move and resize windows in macOS using keyboard shortcuts or snap areas. The free version of Rectangle already feels like a pro-user application.

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Free apps | Open Source

Spaceman

Spaceman shows your Spaces in the menu bar, so you always know which desktop you’re on and where it sits among the others, even across multiple displays. Choose rectangles, numbers or both, or give each Space a short name of its own.

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Paid apps

Swish

swish

This menu bar app lets you control windows and applications right from your trackpad with two-finger swipe, pinch, tap and hold gestures.

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Paid apps

windOCD

WindOCD

Align, arrange and move any window to your needs. WindOCD is a menu bar application that doesn’t show up in your dock.

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Paid apps

BetterSnapTool

Bettersnaptool

BetterSnapTool runs in the background as a menu bar app. It lets you manage your window positions and sizes by either dragging them to one of the screen’s corners or to the top, left or right. You can also set keyboard shortcuts in order to move and resize your windows.

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Paid apps

Witch

With this menu bar app, you can switch everything. Not only apps and windows, but also tabs. You can have as many switchers as you like.

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Paid apps

Magnet

Simply drag the window to one of the sides of the screen and it snaps there. Every open Mac window can be resized into the top, bottom, left or right half of your screen size. You can also use keyboard shortcuts or the menu bar to manage your Mac windows.

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