LattikaWindow zones for macOS 15 and later
Every window in its place.
Lattika divides your screen into zones you design. Hold Shift while dragging a window and drop it into one. Built for ultrawide and multi-display setups.
14-day full trial · One-time purchase · Signed and notarized by Apple
Why Lattika
Zones you design, not just halves and quarters.
Edge snappers such as Magnet, and the tiling built into macOS, put a window on a half, a third or a quarter of the screen. Lattika starts from a layout you draw for each display.
Any zones you want
Draw as many zones as you need, in any size, with the gaps you choose. On an ultrawide display that means real columns instead of two stretched halves.
Drop anywhere in a zone
Hold Shift and your zones appear; drop the window inside one. There is no screen edge or corner to aim for, and one more key spreads the window over several zones.
Windows find their place again
Rules place an app's windows as they open, window memory returns them to their zone, and a workspace restores your whole desk at once.
A layout for every display
Each display has its own layout, and a laptop keeps a different one for when it is docked.
Coming from Moom? Moom is a toolbox of move-and-zoom actions, palettes and saved window arrangements. Lattika does one thing: zones that stay where you drew them, with a visual editor to draw them.
Magnet and Moom are products of their respective owners, described here from their own websites as of October 2026.
Features
Layouts that fit your screen.
Start from a template or a preset made for your display, then shape it until it fits how you work.
Drag to snap
Hold Shift while moving a window to see your zones. Add Control to span several zones at once.
Layout editor
Split, merge and resize zones on a grid, or draw free-form zones on a canvas. Zones can span several rows or columns.
Presets by display
Ready-made layouts for laptops, standard, ultrawide and super-ultrawide monitors, suggested for the display you have.
Per-display layouts
Each display keeps its own layout, and a laptop remembers a different one when it is docked.
Shortcuts actions
Apply a layout, snap the front window or restore a workspace from the Shortcuts app and Spotlight.
App rules
Send an app's windows to a chosen zone automatically, optionally matched by window title.
Workspaces
Save where every window sits and bring the whole arrangement back from the menu or a shortcut.
Window memory
Windows return to their zone when an app relaunches, opens a new window, or a display reconnects.
iCloud sync
Optionally keep layouts, rules and workspaces the same across your Macs.
Excluded apps
Keep some apps out of it: their windows are ignored when you drag them and by the snap shortcuts.
Made to fit you
Choose the keys that show and span zones, the zone color and its opacity. Windows that cannot be resized are centered in their zone.
Screenshots
See it work.
A menu bar app with a small footprint. Everything lives in the editor and a Settings window you rarely need to open.
Hold Control while dragging to spread one window across several zones. 
Canvas layouts let zones overlap, for one main window with others tucked behind. 
Every snap has a keyboard shortcut, and all of them can be changed. 
A short welcome sets up the one permission Lattika needs. 
A 14-day trial with everything unlocked, then a one-time license. 
Release notes, updates and feedback in one place. 
Version, trial and links at a glance.
Keyboard
Hands on the keyboard.
These are the defaults. Every shortcut can be changed in Settings, and all of them stay out of the way of the system's own tiling keys. All shortcuts
- Move window to zone 1 to 9⌃ ⌥ 1
- Next or previous zone⌃ ⌥ →
- Move window to next display⌃ ⌥ ⌘ →
- Switch layout⌃ ⌥ ⌘ ↓
- Show zones⌃ ⌥ Z
- Restore windows to their zones⌃ ⌥ R
Download and buy
Try it for 14 days. Keep it forever.
The trial has every feature. After it ends, a one-time license keeps snapping on. No subscription, no account.
Free trial
Download Lattika
macOS 15 Sequoia or later
Apple silicon and Intel
- Every feature, for 14 days
- Signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized
- Drag to Applications, grant Accessibility, done
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License
Launch offer: 50% off until December 31
Pay once. Use it as long as you like. Updates to version 1 included.
- One person, up to three Macs
- Every feature, no subscription
- License key by email right after checkout
- Works offline; checks in about once a week
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Secure checkout by Lemon Squeezy. Already have a key? Enter it in Settings › License.
Not for you? Email us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund, no questions asked. The terms have the details on the license and refunds.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
More in the user guide. Something else? Write to support@indiesoftware.com.ar.
Why does Lattika ask for Accessibility access?
macOS only lets an app move and resize other apps' windows through the Accessibility permission. Lattika uses it for that and nothing else. It does not read window contents or keystrokes.
Is it safe to install?
Lattika is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS verifies it has not been tampered with and has been scanned for malware before it opens.
Why is it not on the Mac App Store?
App Store apps must be sandboxed, and sandboxed apps cannot use the Accessibility permission that window management needs. Lattika is therefore sold directly, with built-in updates.
How is Lattika different from Magnet or Moom?
Magnet snaps windows to preset areas (halves, thirds, quarters) when you drag them to a screen edge. Moom offers many move-and-resize actions and saved window arrangements. Lattika is built around zones you draw yourself for each display, shown while you Shift-drag, plus rules, window memory and workspaces that put windows back without you.
Does it work with the macOS window tiling?
Yes. Lattika uses Shift-drag by default, which does not overlap the system's own edge tiling or Option-drag. You can change the modifier in Settings.
How does the trial and license work?
The 14-day trial starts at first launch and includes every feature. When it ends, snapping pauses until you enter a license key; your layouts and rules are kept. The key is checked about once a week and keeps working offline for two weeks between checks. More about licenses
Does it support several displays?
Yes. Each display keeps its own layout, windows can be moved between displays with a shortcut, and a laptop remembers a different layout when it is docked.
What data does Lattika collect?
Nothing on its own. Layouts and rules stay on your Mac, or in your own iCloud account if you turn sync on. Feedback reaches us only when you write it and press Send. See the privacy page.