A tiny, opinionated macOS window manager. Hold fn+Shift and press arrow keys to snap windows. That's it.
This solves exactly my workflow and nothing else. If it fits yours — welcome. If not — Loop is great.
- Hold fn+Shift (configurable) + arrow keys to snap windows to halves
- Repeat the same direction to cycle sizes: ½ → ⅓ → ¼ → ⅔ → ¾
- Combine two arrows for corners (←+↑ = top-left quarter)
- Space = maximize, C = center, S = next screen, , = settings
Because I wanted fn+Shift+arrows and nothing else. No grid mode, no drag-to-edge, no thirds-of-thirds, no subscription. A 200KB binary that does exactly what I need.
brew install --cask alexrett/tap/swmGrab the latest SWM.dmg from Releases.
git clone https://github.com/alexrett/simple-window-manager.git
cd simple-window-manager
swift build -c release --arch arm64 --arch x86_64- macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later
- Accessibility permission (prompted on first launch)
- Works on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs
MIT

