Choose where it goes.
Shortcut and snap tools move a window to a chosen area. Tilekit follows that familiar approach: press a direction, see the result, keep working.
WINDOW MANAGEMENT, SIMPLIFIED
Every window.
Right where it belongs.
Tilekit puts your Mac windows in place with a keystroke. Snap to halves and corners, fill the screen, or move to another display without breaking your flow.
Tilekit currently runs on macOS. There’s no Windows or Linux version yet, but you can still try the shortcut demo below.
THE FEEL OF TILEKIT
Try it right here.
Try it with your keyboard. Or scroll to watch it in action.
LIVE PREVIEW Learn the keys, then try a shortcut
Everything in its place. One shortcut. Right where you need it.
Desktop 1 
Your window
Your window HOLD THESE TOGETHER
Start with the three modifier keys.
Press and hold them on your keyboard, or click the three keys shown here.
Try this on your keyboard
Try an arrow, then M. NOW SHOWING Ready when you are Hold control + option + command
View all shortcuts Reference & preview
Halves
Make room for what matters.
Quarters
Put every corner to work.
More control
Fill a display or send a window across.
Previous display CtrlOpt+←
Next display CtrlOpt+→
Mission Control Desktops
Send a window, follow it, or switch only your view. Numbers 1–9 select a Desktop.
Send to Desktop CtrlOpt+1–9
Send and follow CtrlOptShift+1–9
Switch Desktop (display under pointer) CtrlOptCmd+1–9
Your shortcuts can be changed any time in Tilekit Settings.
WHY ANOTHER WINDOW UTILITY?
A shortcut only helps
when it becomes a habit.
“The window utility I’d learned and loved stopped working. I tried alternatives, but never found that same simple rhythm. So I built Tilekit—and made learning it part of the product.”
Christian Toivola Creator of Tilekit
Keep the layout in your hands.
Automatic tiling tools arrange windows together as they open. Tilekit moves the window you choose when you ask it to. Your other windows stay where you put them.
Try it before memorizing it.
The guide responds to your keyboard. Hold the modifiers, try an action, and see what changed. Then learn the difference between sending a window, following it, and switching Desktops.
Halves and corners are familiar territory. Tilekit’s focus is helping you feel comfortable using them—and making the next shortcut easy to understand.
Explore the approaches: shortcut & snap tools · automatic tiling · workspace-based tiling. Native Desktop commands in Tilekit currently require macOS 26.4 or later; window placement requires macOS 14 or later.
GOOD TO KNOW
Small app. Big relief.
Tilekit lives in the menu bar and stays out of your way until you need it.
Your layout, instantly
Give the active window half, a corner, or the full usable screen in one move. Press M again to restore it.
Move between displays
Send a window to the next display while keeping its relative size and position.
Made for your Mac
No account or app telemetry. Accessibility access is used only to move and resize windows.
GET STARTED
Up and running
in three steps.
01
Open Tilekit.dmg and drag Tilekit into Applications.
02
Take the keyboard tour, then grant Accessibility access when prompted.
03
Press a shortcut in any app. Tilekit waits in the menu bar whenever you need it.