Amethyst
Automatic tiling window manager
Window managers fix the thing Mac users miss most from Windows and Linux: snapping, tiling, and keyboard-driven layout control. Rectangle and Magnet handle halves-and-corners; deeper tools like Moom and BetterTouchTool script entire layouts across displays and spaces.
The file-management half covers Finder replacements, dual-pane browsers, and workspace restorers that reopen every app, tab, and terminal your project needs in one click. If you plug into an external monitor every morning, something in this category will save you ten minutes a day.
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Automatic tiling window manager
Customize input devices on your Mac
Makes window management on macOS feel fluid — move, snap, tile, and organize windows with gestures, hotkeys, and custom layouts.
Dual-pane file manager for macOS
Window management at its finest
Encrypt files with AES-256 encryption
FreeTransfer files over FTP, FTPS, and SFTP with a cross-platform desktop client.
Advanced dual-pane file manager and FTP client
Keeps your recurring revenue visible without the usual dashboard clutter, combining Stripe, Polar and Lemon Squeezy data while nudging you about every meaningful change.
Automated organization for your Mac
Create clutter-free, project-specific Mac desktops by showing only the files you need. Fully local, private, works alongside Mission Control.
Window manager that snaps windows into position
Move and zoom windows with ease
AI-powered file renaming using GPT, Gemini, or local LLMs
Free window manager with keyboard shortcuts and drag-to-edge snapping
Powerful Finder alternative
Keeps small tasks within reach while you stay focused in full-screen mode. Calendar, timer, snippets appear instantly in a clean overlay — no more minimizing.
Window management with keyboard shortcuts
Save and instantly restore your macOS setup — window positions, browser tabs — so switching contexts feels less like chaos and more like control.
Control windows with trackpad gestures
Bring system-level window management features to macOS
Notch-friendly window controls right in the Mac menu bar — multitasking feels faster, smoother, and oddly satisfying.