Moom
A macOS window manager from Many Tricks that turns the green zoom button and custom shortcuts into precise move-and-resize actions so you can tile apps on one display without manual dragging.
Typical Mac workflow
Hover the green resize control to open Moom’s pop-up palette and pick halves, quarters, or full-screen targets, or define your own grid. Keyboard mode and chained custom actions let power users reposition windows without touching the mouse. Saved layouts can recall a whole workspace—browser left, editor center, terminal right—and optionally hide apps that are not part of the preset, a feature expanded in version 4.5.
Moom focuses on single-display management rather than spanning monitors: it subtracts menu bar, Dock, and optionally Stage Manager sidebar space so windows land in usable pixels. Drop zones, window highlighting, and an action chooser round out daily use for developers, writers, and anyone juggling multiple windows on a MacBook or external screen. Moom 4 is sold only from Many Tricks (Moom Classic remains on the Mac App Store for older buyers).
Licensing and version 4.5.1
New licenses cost $15 with a free trial; Moom 3 owners upgrade for $8. Licenses are perpetual with at least one year of included updates per Many Tricks policy. The app requires macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later. Version 4.5.1 (June 30, 2026) is a minor maintenance release: it improves Bartender Top Shelf compatibility, fixes layout handling for titleless windows such as cmux, keeps window ordering steadier when restoring layouts on recent macOS, and prepares visuals for macOS 27.
Sirena, you should add the apps official homepage as well to package description. To all apps here, currently I have to search for Moom separately, bad UX.