NewA calmer way to arrange windows on your Mac

Your windows, neatly in a row.

TileMyMac keeps your windows side by side in a tidy row. Open something new and it takes the next spot, so nothing gets buried or squashed. Got more than fits? Slide along with a swipe or a shortcut.

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Notarized by Apple · 7-day money-back guarantee · one-time purchase · macOS 13+

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Hold Control + Option, press →, or click any app in the Dock.

How it works

Three things to know. That's it.

If you can open an app, you already know most of it.

  1. Step 1: Open anything

    Launch an app the way you always do. TileMyMac gives it a spot in your row.

  2. Step 2: It finds its place

    The new window lands right after the one you're using. Everything else stays exactly the size it was.

  3. Step 3: Glide along

    Hold Control + Option and tap an arrow, or swipe on the trackpad, to move along the row.

Playground

Have a go before you buy.

Pick a tab and play with the picture. Your own keyboard works here too.

Hop between windows without reaching for the mouse.

Try it:⌃⌥→hold Control + Option, press ← or →

Learn the shortcuts

Learn it in 2 minutes.

You only need five shortcuts to get going. Here's what the symbols mean and a pad to practise on. Test-drive it here

⌃Control
⌥Option
⇧Shift
⌘Command

Every shortcut starts with Control + Option held together. Control + Option together is a combo almost no app uses, so TileMyMac never gets in the way of your other shortcuts. Prefer other keys? You can start them with Option, or Command + Option, in Settings.

Try it here

  1. Move between windows ⌃⌥→not yet
  2. Move a window ⌃⌥⇧→not yet
  3. Change the width ⌃⌥Rnot yet
  4. Fill the screen ⌃⌥Fnot yet
  5. Bring it to the centre ⌃⌥Cnot yet

Click the picture (or hover it), then hold Control + Option and press →.

Start with these 5

  1. 1

    Move between windows

    ⌃⌥← / ⌃⌥→

    Hold Control + Option, press →

    The window on the right gets focus, and the row shifts over to show it.

  2. 2

    Move a window

    ⌃⌥⇧← / ⌃⌥⇧→

    Hold Control + Option + Shift, press →

    The window swaps places with its right neighbour.

  3. 3

    Make it wider or narrower

    ⌃⌥R

    Hold Control + Option, press R

    The window steps through ½ → ⅔ → full width. The others keep their size.

  4. 4

    Fill the screen

    ⌃⌥F

    Hold Control + Option, press F

    The window fills the screen. Press ⌃⌥R to make it narrower again.

  5. 5

    Bring it to the centre

    ⌃⌥C

    Hold Control + Option, press C

    The window slides to the middle of the screen.

See every shortcut, with a keyboard map

Private by design

Your windows stay your business.

TileMyMac runs on your Mac with one permission and no account. Here's exactly where the line is.

No account needed.

Download it, enter your license key and use it. There's nothing to sign up for.

Just one permission.

macOS asks once so TileMyMac can arrange your windows. That's all it ever asks for.

Nothing to switch off.

Your Mac's built-in protections stay on. There's nothing to disable or install alongside it.

Works offline.

No internet needed day to day, so a flight or a patchy connection never gets in the way.

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Pricing

Simple pricing. No subscription.

Buy it once, use it for good. Launch price below.

Everything's included in every plan

  • Every feature
  • Free updates
  • Help by email when you need it
  • Works offline
  • Switching Macs? Bring your license along
  • One-time purchase, no subscription
  • 7-day money-back guarantee
  • License key by email instantly
  • Secure checkout by Dodo Payments
  • 2-minute setup · macOS 13+

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Questions

Good questions, short answers.

Never used anything like this before? Start here.

What exactly does TileMyMac do?

It keeps your windows side by side in a tidy row, so nothing gets buried under something else. Open a new app and it takes the next spot in your row, while the windows already there keep their size. More windows than fit on screen? Slide along with a swipe or a shortcut. (Techies call this a scrolling window manager.)

Do I need to be technical?

No. If you can use the Dock and a couple of keyboard shortcuts, you can use TileMyMac. Setup takes about a minute, and everything is changed by clicking in a settings window, never by editing files.

Is it safe?

Yes. It doesn't change any system settings. The first time you open it, macOS asks you once to let TileMyMac arrange your windows (that's the only permission it needs), and you can switch it off anytime in System Settings.

Can I go back to how my Mac was?

Yes, anytime. Pause it from the menu bar icon or just quit the app. Your windows stay right where they are, and nothing is closed or changed. You can move them by hand again like always.

What if I forget a shortcut?

Click the TileMyMac icon in the menu bar: it lists every shortcut. The first time you open the app, a short guided practice walks you through the five you'll use most.

Can I still use my mouse and trackpad?

Yes. Click any window to bring it into view, or swipe with four fingers (or three, if you prefer) to slide the row. Clicking, dragging and scrolling inside your apps work exactly as before. The first time you open TileMyMac, it checks your trackpad settings and helps you change one thing if needed.

Can I try it before buying?

There's no trial, but the playground and the MacBook demo on this page behave the way the app does. Press the shortcuts and click around to get a feel for it before you buy.

How do I get my license?

After you buy, you'll get a license key by email. Open TileMyMac, paste the key when it asks (or use Enter License Key… in the menu bar), and it starts arranging your windows right away.

Isn't TileMyMac built on Paneru? Why pay?

Yes. TileMyMac's window engine is the open-source Paneru (MIT), and we credit it. TileMyMac adds everything around it: a settings window instead of config files, guided setup with shortcut practice, Canvas layout, a Mac Setup check that spots missing permissions, updates and email support. If you're happy editing a TOML file, Paneru is great. If you want it to just work, that's TileMyMac.

Is TileMyMac safe to install?

Yes. TileMyMac is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, which means Apple has checked it for malware, so it opens without any warnings. The only permission it asks for is Accessibility, so it can move and resize your windows.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. If TileMyMac isn't right for you, email support@tilemymac.app within 7 days of purchase for a full refund.

Which macOS versions does it support?

macOS 13 Ventura and later.

Does it work with more than one screen?

Yes. Every screen you plug in gets a row of its own, so you can keep work on one and chat on the other.

Still unsure?

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  • Tidy by default
  • Made for first-timers
  • Five shortcuts to learn
  • Works with the apps you already use
  • Calm, not clever

A calmer way to arrange windows on your Mac.

Give every window its own spot.

Every new window takes the next spot in your row, so nothing gets buried. Buy it once, use it for good.

Get TileMyMac for $8.99

Signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings · 7-day money-back guarantee · macOS 13+