1Choose an arrangement
A grid, columns, rows, or one main window with the rest beside it. A preview shows each before you commit.
Quilt gives every window a place the moment it opens, and closes the gap when one goes. You never position a window by hand.
Notarized by AppleOne payment, no subscriptionmacOS 14 or laterReads window size and position only
Quilt runs on a Mac. Open this page there to get it.
Four windows. No plan.
Your turn
See the whole picture.
A narrated, illustrated walkthrough. 2 minutes, 46 seconds, with captions.
About the film
Illustrated demonstrations; the interface may differ from your release. Synthetic narration: Kokoro. Music: Sascha Ende, CC BY 4.0. Sound effects: Kenney.nl, CC0.
Stop dragging. Stop resizing. Stop hunting for the terminal. Stop closing gaps. Start working.
Windows sort
themselves out.
2Launch what you need
Each new window takes the next free tile the moment it opens. You never place one by hand.
3Close one
The windows left behind grow into the gap. There are no holes to fix.
Open more than fit? The extras stack in the tile you're using, and ⌃⌥` steps through them.
Small tools for the moments that matter.
Each one is a shortcut or a click in the Quilt menu.
Quilt next to what you already have.
Where each tool differs.
Compare with
Buy it once.
Nothing locked away
The whole app comes with every license.
No subscription
You pay once. There are no renewals.
Changing Macs?
Deactivate the license on the old one and activate it on the new one.
1. Buy. You get a license key.2. Install. Open the DMG, drag Quilt to Applications, allow Accessibility.3. Activate. Enter your key in Settings.
Questions, answered.
Your next window already has a place.
One payment, no subscription.
