Swish For Mac

Apple’s trackpad gestures are already quite advanced, but power users will always find additional room for improvement. If there is a faster way to perform a task, there’s probably an app out there that can do it.

Swish is meant to enhance your MacBook’s gesture controls by giving you more window management options accessible with simple trackpad movements. These include controlling apps, moving, snapping, and resizing windows, interacting with tabs, and managing multiple screens.

Normally, these gestures work on a window’s title bar, dock icon, in the menu bar, and in Mission Control. Alternatively, you can hold down a customizable modifier key to make the entire window area open to gesture input.

Among basic controls, you have quitting, closing, or minimizing an app, making a window full-screen, or moving it to another screen or space. You can manage multiple app windows, and tabs are also supported in browsers and Xcode.

Another useful feature is window snapping. This allows you to quickly send one or multiple windows to certain areas of the desktop, effectively partitioning your screen space with just a few gestures. Multiple layouts are supported using a simple grid system that’s easy to wrap your head around.