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Wimi
Automatic Mac window tiling with point-and-click control
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Automatic Mac window tiling with point-and-click control
4 followers
Wimi automatically tiles your Mac windows. Pick a layout, click live previews to switch, and drag windows into place. No config files or keyboard workflow to learn. Free to use, with a 30-day Pro trial.
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Hi Product Hunt, I’m Nick, the developer of Launchie and now Wimi.
I built Wimi because I kept losing track of my open windows. Switching, arranging and finding them felt like separate jobs, spread across shortcuts and utilities. I wanted a visual place to do that work.
Wimi is a native macOS menu bar app. Move to the screen edge or press a shortcut and a drawer shows your windows with live previews. Pick a window, search for it, or drag it into a layout slot. Layouts are managed per display, so you can set up each monitor for the way you work.
The free plan includes the drawer, ⌥Tab window switching, previews, search, app launching, emoji, Keep Awake, and Fullscreen, Staged and Halves layouts. Pro adds the other layouts, adjustable Staged window sizes, nine workspaces, a workspace bar, an always-visible window strip, clipboard history and more themes.
Wimi runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14 or later. Window history and clipboard data stay on your Mac; clipboard history is off by default.
It’s free to use, and every download includes 30 days of Pro without an account or card. Pro is a one-time US$19.99 purchase plus tax for two Macs. During the launch offer, it’s US$9.99 with LAUNCH50 until December 22.
I’d love feedback from people who work with lots of windows: what’s the most frustrating part of your current setup—finding a window, switching to it, or arranging it?