Windows
Snap windows into place from the keyboard.
Eighteen layouts — halves, corners, thirds, two-thirds, maximize, center, and moving between displays — each with its own global shortcut.
Left Half⌃⌥←
Interactive illustration with sample values.
What it does
- Halves, corners, thirds, and two-thirds
- Maximize and center
- Move to the next or previous display
- Global shortcuts with an in-window recorder
- Every layout also available from Command Center and the menu bar
- Access
- Opt-in actions
- Where you find it
- Own windowMenu barCommand Center
- Permissions
- Accessibility, which macOS requires to move other apps' windows. Without it, the module explains how to grant it instead of failing.
Deliberate limits
- Drag-to-snap at screen edges is planned, not built.
- Never targets MacUtilityHub's own windows by mistake.
Private beta
Help shape a calmer way to look after your Mac.
A small group of testers is using MacUtilityHub before its public release. See what the beta includes and what it needs to run.