Paneflo 1.2.0

Tiling

• Snap areas: drag a window by its title bar to the top edge of a display to fill it, to the left or right edge for that half, or into a corner for a quarter. A translucent outline shows where it will land; release to place it. The bottom edge does nothing. Edges shared between displays don't count, and the menu bar counts as the top edge. A window Paneflo tiled gets its previous size back when you drag it away. Snapped windows pair and undo like any other tile. On by default: Settings › Tiling › Snap windows by dragging to screen edges.
• Settings › Tiling › Keyboard Shortcuts: record your own shortcut for each arrangement (halves, quarters, thirds, Fill, Center, Restore). Defaults stay ⌃⌥ with the arrows, Return and Z; the rest start unassigned. Delete clears a shortcut, Escape cancels, Reset to Defaults restores them. Changes apply at once and the menu bar's Tile Front Window shows the new keys.
• Shortcuts need ⌘, ⌃ or ⌥ (F-keys excepted), can't use Paneflo's own keys, and move from another action rather than doubling up. System chords such as ⌘Q warn instead of blocking.
• Shortcuts follow the physical key and are shown with the current keyboard layout's character.

Install

Download Paneflo-1.2.0.zip, unzip, and move Paneflo.app to /Applications. Not notarized yet: on first open, go to System Settings › Privacy & Security › Open Anyway. Requires macOS 26+ on Apple silicon. Paneflo asks for Accessibility, Input Monitoring and Screen Recording.

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