AppGrid For Mac

AppGrid is a simple yet efficient little OS X application that enables you to quickly move, resize, and arrange your windows across an intuitive grid.

Before you can take advantage of all AppGrid has to offer, you must allow the application to control your Mac’s window behavior. This can be easily done by accessing the System Preferences app, selecting Security and Privacy, and within the Privacy tab menu, clicking AppGrid’s checkbox.

Once this is done, you can easily start moving, resizing, focusing, and moving your windows to other screens. Getting to grips with the application is very simple since it only features a Preferences menu, easily accessible from the OS X status bar menu.

Almost all interactions between you and the application will be done with the help of your Mac’s keyboard (you can use the default global hotkeys or designate your own), so a little trial and error is required in the first couple of minutes in order to get accustomed with AppGrid’s movements.

The software enables you to perform the following window operations: move windows to left and right, move them to the lower or upper row, grow and shrink to and from right, fit entire column, maximize, focus window to left and right, focus window above and below, as well as move them to the next or previous screen.

AppGrid’s grid that guides your windows’ movements is fully customizable, therefore, you can increase and decrease the grid width, or setup the windows to snap to grid as you please.

In the end, the AppGrid utility proved itself to be both an easy to use and straightforward tool for window management tasks designed to help you save time while resizing and moving windows around on your Mac's screen.