Arrange Mac windows from the menu bar

See how Quick Throw, snap areas, saved layouts, Stash, and Pin Mode divide the work of putting windows where you need them.

Window management gets heavy when the app wants you to live inside its own workspace. Gablet stays in the menu bar and moves the windows you already have. It is a Magnet and Moom alternative for Mac. This page does not compare prices.

Pick the action that matches the job

Quick Throw — hold a modifier and move the cursor. The window goes to a half, the center, a corner, or two-thirds, even if it is not focused.
Snap areas — drag to an edge, or to a rectangle you drew, when the standard fractions are wrong.
Layouts — save the whole desk and restore it.
Stash — slide windows off-screen and bring them back. One side, all but one, or cycle through what you hid.
Pin Mode — hold one window still and reflow the others around it.

Keyboard shortcuts cover the same actions. Cursor-movement throws are there when your hand is already on the trackpad.

Set it up once

You can download Gablet. macOS 11.5 or later. The download includes a 7-day free trial, then a paid license. Grant Accessibility, then quit and reopen Gablet. Until you do that, none of the actions can move a window. Gablet does not track what you do.

What it will not do

It will not take a screenshot or record the screen. That is Shoverlay. It will not show a document camera. That is VeeCam. It will not turn a photo of a table into Excel. That is Tablune, which is coming soon for iPhone and iPad.