Utilities · Free
A small app for multi-monitor setups that lets you move windows between displays with keyboard effortlessly.
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Resettle
Puts your windows back where they were when your monitors come back. Learns each display setup on its own.
Hi, I made Resettle. Unplug a monitor and macOS piles every window onto the laptop. Resettle remembers where each window goes on each display setup (laptop only, home, office, clamshell) and puts it back when that setup returns: dock, plug in, wake.
- Learns each setup on its own. Nothing to save.
- Tells identical monitors apart by serial number.
- Restores full screen windows.
- If it can't tell which window is which, it leaves it alone.
- Every restore can be undone.
- Not a tiler. Runs next to Rectangle or Moom.
Built with: native Swift, AppKit and SwiftUI. 5.7 MB, signed and notarised, Sparkle updates. macOS 14 through 27, Apple silicon and Intel.
Permissions: Accessibility only, because that's how macOS lets an app move other apps' windows.
Pricing: $14.99 once. No subscription, no account, 14-day refund.
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