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Loop.Arrange Mac windows through a customizable radial menu.
Loop is an open-source Mac window manager built around a radial menu. Press its trigger key, point toward a layout, and release to move the active window into place. The gesture makes common positions easy to remember without assigning a separate keyboard shortcut to every layout.
Loop can also be customized with colors, dimensions, and shortcuts for a preferred desktop setup. It is especially useful when windows need to move among halves, corners, or displays throughout the day.
Features
- Choose a window position from a radial menu triggered by a key press.
- Move, resize, and arrange windows in repeatable screen regions.
- Customize layouts, colors, keyboard controls, and related window behavior.
- Use the open-source Mac app without creating an account.
Where it fits
Loop suits people who want fast, gesture-like window placement with visual feedback. It offers a different interaction from simple edge snapping or a list of fixed menu commands, so it may take a short period to build muscle memory.
Privacy and requirements
Loop needs macOS Accessibility permission to control other application windows. The official project lists macOS 13 or later. Window movement happens locally; granting Accessibility access should still be treated as a system-level permission.
Pricing
Loop is free and open source; the developer accepts optional sponsorship.
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