About Shoji
Shoji is an automatic window tiler for macOS. Open a window and it takes its place; close one and the rest close the gap. Pick Grid, Columns, Rows or Side for each screen, from one window up to five on an ultrawide, on a laptop, an external monitor or a vertical screen. Each screen keeps its own layout, and it works with macOS Spaces.
When a screen is full, new windows stack in the tile you're using: one click or ⌃⌥` switches between them, and nothing resizes. Everything works with the mouse or the keyboard. Rest the pointer above a window for quick actions, hold ⌘ and drag to swap two windows, or use shortcuts you can change. Tab View (hold ⌥, press Tab) shows every window screen by screen. Clean Space (⌃⌥P) gives you a plain screen for sharing, and No peek mode (⌃⌥D) fades everything except the window you're working in.
Shoji lives in the menu bar and works offline. It comes in light or dark, in English, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, Korean and Spanish, and is notarized by Apple. Pay once, with all 1.x updates included. Requires macOS 15 Sequoia or later.
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