Platforms
- Windows

Divvy is described as 'Entirely new way of managing your workspace. It allows you to quickly and efficiently "divvy up" your screen into exact portions' and is a popular Window Manager in the os & utilities category. There are more than 100 alternatives to Divvy for a variety of platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, KDE Plasma and Google Chrome apps. The best Divvy alternative is Rectangle, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Divvy are DisplayFusion, AquaSnap, Loop - Window Management and SnapZones.

Tiled is a Chrome extension that lets you arrange your windows using a grid-based interface.




Annoyed again because one of your apps is offscreen? Do you have to struggle with keyboard shortcuts, to bring it back or do they not work again? Borderline moves all windows back into the screen bounds.
Have you ever wasted time repositioning application windows so you can see two windows simultaneously? DoublePane effortlessly repositions application windows to maximize your screen space for easy side-by-side viewing.


SMBAct is the all-in-one cross-platform solution that allows you to keep your windows and applications well-organized and significantly simplify the process of interaction with them.



Arrange, resize, snap, and move windows in OS X with the help of keyboard shortcuts, certain window dragging gestures, or using OS X's window buttons.




Plumb is designed to reduce the time spent manually moving windows on your desktop. With higher resolution and larger monitors becoming the norm it’s common to have several applications open at any given time — none of which really need 100% of the screen.




Split Screen allows you to effortlessly resize windows to exactly half your desktop at the touch of a simple keystroke. Gone are the days of trying to resize windows to fit nicely next to each other, with Split Screen it is as easy as pressing a button.




Penc is a window manager app for macOS designed for use with the trackpad. It lets you use trackpad gestures along with the Command key to move, resize and snap windows to the screen.



