v0.1.4 A NATIVE WINDOW MANAGER FOR MAC

A little room
to focus.

Your windows, quietly in place. FlowTile arranges your desktop as you work, so you can stay with the task at hand.

Free · Apple Silicon · macOS 13+

First time installing? Read the quick setup ↗
YOUR DESKTOP, WITH A LITTLE ORDERInteractive demo
FlowTileWorkspace
Less arranging. More doing.
3 windowsMade for the way you work.

Up to 3 columns. Extra windows overlap in stacks.

Built with SwiftLives in your menu barNo accounts. No subscriptions.Works entirely on your Mac

A CALMER KIND OF WORKSPACE

Everything has its place.
You set the rules.

Enough control to make it yours.
Little enough to stay out of your way.

01 / ARRANGE

Three ways to find your flow.

Equal columns, a focused main window, or a balanced grid. Windows settle into place when you open, close, or move them between displays.

02 / STACK

More windows. Same room.

Set a limit for columns or rows. Extra windows overlap like a deck, with title bars peeking through. Cycle through a stack from the menu bar.

03 / SETTLE

A move that feels natural.

Windows ease into their next position. Choose Quick, Smooth, or Gentle—or turn transitions off. FlowTile respects your Reduce Motion preference.

Your apps, your exceptions.

Exclude apps that need their own space.

Room on every display.

Arrange each screen independently.

Pause. Restore. Carry on.

Take back control from the menu bar.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

A small app.
A clearer desktop.

Download FlowTile

Version 0.1.4 · Apple Silicon · Free

  1. 01

    Download & open.

    Unzip the download and move FlowTile to Applications.

  2. 02

    Give it room to move.

    Choose Grant access and enable FlowTile in Privacy & Security → Accessibility. Newer macOS versions may call this Device Control and Data Access.

  3. 03

    Find your layout.

    Choose a layout, set your limits, and start arranging. FlowTile stays close by in your menu bar.

This is a locally signed build, not an Apple-notarized release. macOS may ask you to approve it, and updates may require granting access again.