WindowKeys 3.0

What it does

Access all native window-tiling actions in one panel. Repeat the last tiling action per app. Move windows between displays (and iPad). Fully customizable shortcuts, even for third-party keyboards. Completely free.

Access all native macOS window tiling commands in one place — the Tiling Panel. Customize keyboard shortcuts and use them on any keyboard, even third-party ones.

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hello, I’ve just released version 3.0 of WindowKeys, a small utility for macOS that gives you full control over the native window tiling system introduced in macOS Sequoia. Originally, WindowKeys was built to solve one very specific problem: assigning custom keyboard shortcuts to window tiling actions — especially…

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