Windsify
Windows keyboard shortcuts and window snapping for your Mac
What it does
Windsify brings Windows keyboard shortcuts and a native Mac window manager into one menu-bar app. Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V, Alt+Tab, Home/End and Win+Arrow work the Windows way, while Terminal keeps Ctrl+C as interrupt. No modifier swap, app telemetry or account.
Windows shortcuts and window management for Mac in one native menu-bar app. Every download runs full Pro for 14 days, then keeps the Free features. Pro is $14.99 once at the Early Bird price, normally $19.99.
Windsify translates the shortcuts your hands already know — Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, Win+Arrow — and manages your windows, in one native menu-bar app. Physical Ctrl stays Ctrl. Nothing to relearn, nothing leaves your Mac. Early Bird $19.99 $14.99 — first 100 customers · 3 Macs · 14-day Pro trial · Signed & notarized Same keys. Same fingers. Windsify does the translating underneath. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+Z, Alt+Tab, Alt+F4, Win+L — the Windows way, everywhere. Terminal keeps Ctrl+C as interrupt. Halves, quarters, fill & restore, drag-to-edge preview, multi-display moves. A full window manager built in. Detects other keyboard remappers, window managers and hidutil mappings, pauses only what overlaps. Migrate…from windsify.com
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