Wins
A macOS window manager that lives inside System Settings and adds Windows-style snapping, previews, and keyboard-driven switching without a separate menu-bar utility cluttering the desktop.
Typical Mac workflow
After a one-day trial, you enable Wins in System Settings and grant the accessibility and screen-recording permissions the vendor documents for Dock Preview and related overlays. Day to day you drag windows to screen edges for quick splits, pull a window toward the top to open Snap Island layout choices, or shake a window with Aero Shake to hide everything else and focus on one task. Flick Dock minimizes an app when you click its Dock icon a second time; hovering the Dock shows thumbnails of every open window for that app so you can jump to the right document without hunting through Mission Control.
Cmd-Tab Plus extends the built-in app switcher with previews, arrow-key navigation, and shortcuts to close or quit from the overlay. Mission Control Pro adds ⌘W and ⌘Q actions inside Mission Control and App Exposé. Custom keyboard shortcuts can trigger named layouts, move windows between displays, or hide all windows in one keystroke — useful on dual-monitor setups where macOS tiling alone feels limited. The vendor reports low memory use and native support on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs from macOS 10.13 High Sierra through current releases including macOS 26 Tahoe.
Licensing and version 3.4
Wins is sold only from wins.cool as a one-time lifetime license, not through the Mac App Store. Wins Single ($19.99) covers one Mac and includes one year of updates; Wins Pro ($39.99) and Wins X ($49.99) cover three or five Macs with lifetime updates. Version 3.4, released 29 June 2026, centers on Snap Island: a redesigned top-edge overlay that merges with the MacBook notch on notched models and appears as a floating island on other displays. The same build expands Cmd-Tab Plus for multi-window apps, makes Hide All Windows a recall toggle, and ships several stability and speed fixes documented on the official changelog.
