Native macOS app · menu bar
GridPin
Snap zones and movable window groups for Mac.
GridPin is a macOS window manager that does two things most window snappers don't combine. First, Windows-11-style snap zones: drop a window into a fractional grid — halves, thirds, quarters, weighted columns, or a PowerToys-style priority grid — that resolves correctly on a laptop panel or a 5K display. Second, window groups: multi-select several windows, move and nudge them as one, and pin the group while everything else reflows into the free space around it.
What it does
- Snap zones — resolution-independent fractional layouts, including priority and focus templates.
- Window groups — move a set of windows together and keep their arrangement.
- Arrange-around — pin a group and tile the remaining windows into the leftover space.
- Multi-monitor aware, with a global hotkey and a click-through zone overlay.
Status: Built — the geometry engine (snap zones, groups, multi-monitor mapping) is complete and unit-tested off-device; the macOS shell that drives it through the Accessibility API is built but not yet released or signed for distribution. Source lives in a private GitHub repository.