ShiftIt

6.6easy start · #16 of 64
in Window Management Software

Runs on Mac.

ShiftIt is ranked #16 of 64 in window management software on The Geeks Club. It runs on macOS. There is a free plan.

ShiftIt plans and pricing

Free Free GPL v3 · macOS 14.6 or later · Apple Silicon or Intel Mac github.com · 5 Oct 2026

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Purpose: ShiftIt is a macOS window organizer that uses keyboard shortcuts to change window position and size.
Window layouts: Default actions move windows to screen halves and quarters, maximize, center, and toggle full screen.
Ultrawide support: Ultrawide monitor actions divide the screen into thirds or sixths.
Menu bar: The app installs in the menu bar, and its icon can be hidden in preferences.
Shortcut cycling: Repeated presses of a side-snapping shortcut can cycle a window through half-, one-third-, and two-thirds-screen sizes when enabled.
Updates: The project says it uses Sparkle 2.8 for secure automatic updates with EdDSA signing.
Permissions: ShiftIt requires macOS Accessibility permission to manage windows through its shortcuts.
License: The project is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.
Installation: The project instructs users to download a release, move ShiftIt.app to Applications, and grant Accessibility permission when prompted.
Release: The releases page lists ShiftIt 2.1.0 as the latest release and describes updates including Sparkle 2.8, Swift 6, and macOS 14.6+ support.
Intended users: The project describes ShiftIt as a tool for people who want to manage macOS window size and position with keyboard shortcuts.
Compatibility: The binary build is for macOS 14.6 or later and supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Price from: Free

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