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Tatami

Tatami is a macOS workspace manager that combines automatic BSP tiling with virtual workspaces, without disabling SIP. You get the window tiling yabai is known for and fast app-grouping workspaces in one app.

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  • Mac
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  1.  Privacy focused
  2.  Lightweight

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  1.  Dark Mode
  2.  No registration required
  3.  Support for scripting
  4.  Support for Multiple Monitors
  5.  No Tracking
  6.  Works Offline
  7.  Ad-free
  8.  SwiftUI App
  9.  Swift App
  10.  Tiling Window Manager

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What is Tatami?

Tatami is a macOS workspace manager that combines automatic BSP tiling with virtual workspaces, without disabling SIP. You get the window tiling yabai is known for and fast app-grouping workspaces in one app. Sort your apps into workspaces, switch with a hotkey or a trackpad swipe, and each workspace tiles itself automatically. No shell scripting.

Features

  • yabai-style BSP tiling, no SIP changes
  • Switch workspaces by hotkey, trackpad swipe, or recent
  • Per-display workspaces, cycled per display or across all
  • Directional focus, swap, and resize (vim h/j/k/l)
  • Zoom, balance, and toggle split orientation
  • Drag to swap or insert, with a live drop preview
  • Floating windows kept on top without disabling SIP
  • Ignore mode to leave an app's window untouched
  • focus-follows-mouse and mouse-follows-focus
  • Auto-open and reopen assigned apps
  • Shared apps across every workspace
  • Configurable gaps, a menu bar item, and an on-screen HUD
  • TOML config, skhd-style shortcuts, a CLI, and Sparkle updates

Inspired by FlashSpace and yabai.