For our first release in almost five years, we have a treat for you: this is the initial version of MaxTo 3. It is a ground-up rewrite that works quite differently from previous versions, while staying focused on the same problem MaxTo has always solved: keeping your windows arranged.
A grid on every monitor. In MaxTo 3, each monitor has a uniform grid of columns and rows. When you want to move a window, hit the shortcut key (Win+Alt+Space by default), then click and drag across the grid — the active window snaps to the region you selected. You decide how fine each monitor's grid is: a 7×5 grid makes sense on an ultrawide, while 5×3 might suit a standard Full HD monitor.
Presets: your layouts, one keypress away. Hold Ctrl while dragging in the grid to save that region as a preset, then assign it a single key. The next time you bring up the resize window, just press that key and the window moves instantly. Your presets also appear in the tray icon's "Move to" menu, with a live preview of where the window will land as you hover.
Made for multiple monitors. With the resize window open, press Tab to jump to the next monitor, or use Page Up and Page Down to cycle backwards and forwards — especially handy when you have more than two.
MaxTo 3 also brings a guided welcome tour on first launch, automatic background updates, a silent start in the system tray when Windows boots, screen-reader accessibility throughout, correct behaviour across monitors with different DPI scaling, and a fully translated interface in 32 languages — including right-to-left support for Arabic and Urdu.