Your effortless and beautiful tiling window manager for macOS.

With Godkey, every window is a direction away, on the keyboard or with a swipe, across all your screens. Switching becomes a reflex.

Yes: Godkey fits as many as you work with, well past Split View’s two, in columns sized to your screen, from a MacBook to an ultrawide, that scroll sideways as you add more.

Godkey gives each project its own Lane, with its name, icon and color, the way Arc or Zen give each project its space. One key takes you from one project to the next, every window where you left it.

A Mac is a great place to program, and Godkey keeps it fast as projects multiply: editors, terminals, browsers and agents arrange themselves while you stay on the code.

The tiling people move to Linux for now runs on macOS. Godkey brings the i3 and Hyprland way of working to your Mac, with your apps and the Apple ecosystem.

A tiling window manager places every window as it opens, so the desk arranges itself. Godkey is one for macOS, built to be beautiful: scrolling columns, a Lane for each project, gorgeous animations at the speed you choose, and borders drawn by Metal shaders in each app’s icon colors or your theme’s.

Godkey brings the tmux way to your whole Mac: every window has a position you can list, reach and rearrange, from the keyboard or the command line.

Rectangle snaps a window when you ask. A tiling window manager like Godkey places every window of every app as it opens, and keeps the whole layout in order on every screen.

Godkey brings the Hyprland way of managing windows to your Mac, and beyond: a desk that arranges itself, driven from the keyboard, with fluid animations and borders drawn by Metal shaders.

Godkey brings niri’s scrolling columns and Hyprland’s keyboard-driven tiling to your Mac, and beyond: windows glide into place, every arrow has its swipe, and each project gets its own Lane.

Yes: with Godkey, windows take their place as they open, and moving one is a key or a swipe, on one screen or across several.

Yes, all of them: Godkey adapts to each app, so every window lands where it belongs and stays there. Godkey makes macOS predictable.

Godkey keeps every screen consistent: unplug one and its windows wait for it; plug it back in and everything is where it was.

Godkey follows your screens as they sit on your desk: up is the screen above, right is the one on the right.

Yes: Godkey runs with System Integrity Protection on.

With Godkey, going to a window lands you on the window itself, in its place, and your last window can also come to you: it slides in right beside yours, from any screen or Space. The same app’s last window is one key away.

With Godkey’s Stash: your music, your AI assistant, any window you love, one key away over your work on any screen, and tucked away again with the same key.

Godkey’s return stash brings any window over your work, and when you’re done it glides back to its exact place, beside the same neighbours.

Yes: with Godkey, every arrow has its swipe, in every key combination, on a trackpad or a Magic Mouse. Anything your keys can do, your fingers can too.

Yes: Godkey’s command line lets your AI agent, or any script, read and arrange your desk like a filesystem.

Godkey is free during early access. Your account on this site gets you the download, and the app itself is account-free.

Godkey starts from the arrows you already know, and holding Option shows what else you can do. The rest comes one move at a time.

Godkey works on your Mac, and what it reads about your windows stays there. It reaches out only to check for updates and to send the feedback you choose to send.

A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 14 Sonoma or later.