Built for your keyboard.
Familiar Spectacle-style defaults, with every shortcut ready to record, clear, or restore.
⌥⌘←
Tap. Snap. Keep moving.
v0.1.7
Signed, notarized, ready
Arrange your Mac
at the speed of thought.
A quiet menu bar utility that moves the window in front of you—halves, corners, thirds, displays, and back again—without taking your hands off the keyboard.
Requires macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon
Window deckChoose a layout
⌥⌘←Left half
Swift 6.2Native and fast
macOS 14+Sonoma and later
18window actions
MITOpen source
A better window reflex
Your desktop,
under command.
PanePilot disappears into your menu bar until muscle memory calls for it.
Cross-display without the drag.
Send a window to the next screen while preserving its relative size and position.
One shortcut. Any screen.Undo. Redo. Stay in flow.
Changed your mind? Step backward or forward through recent PanePilot arrangements.
A safety net for every snap.Yours by default
Shortcuts that fit
your hands.
Record a new shortcut, disable an action, restore the defaults, and start PanePilot when you log in. Changes take effect immediately.
- Grouped, scannable native settings
- Conflict checks while recording
- English and Simplified Chinese
Local means local
Your windows stay on your Mac.
PanePilot needs Accessibility permission to arrange other apps, but it has no account system and uploads no window or settings data. Update checks only talk to GitHub Releases.
Three small steps
Ready before your
next window.
- 1Download
Get the latest signed DMG from GitHub.
- 2Move to Applications
Drag PanePilot into your Applications folder.
- 3Grant access
Allow PanePilot in Privacy & Security → Accessibility.
Put every window in its place.
Free and open source for Apple Silicon Macs.