Lattika vs Magnet
Magnet snaps a window to a preset area when you drag it to a screen edge or corner: halves, thirds, quarters, and sixths on ultrawide displays. Lattika lets you design the areas yourself, as a layout of zones for each display that appears wherever you Shift-drag a window.
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At a glance
| Lattika | Magnet | |
|---|---|---|
| How you place a window | Hold Shift while dragging; your zones appear anywhere on the screen | Drag to a screen edge or corner, or keyboard shortcuts |
| Your own layouts | Drawn in a grid or canvas editor, from templates or more than 35 presets | Halves, thirds, quarters, and sixths on ultrawide displays, plus custom commands |
| Price | One-time purchase, 14-day trial | One-time purchase on the Mac App Store, with Family Sharing |
Magnet may suit you better if
- You only need halves, thirds and quarters and want it working in a minute.
- You prefer buying from the Mac App Store, with Family Sharing.
- You want the lowest price.
Lattika may suit you better if
- You want zones you design once and see every time you drag a window.
- You want windows to find their place by themselves, with rules for apps and window memory.
- You want to save a whole desk as a workspace and restore it from the menu, a shortcut or the Shortcuts app.
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Magnet is made by CrowdCafé. Details about it come from its Mac App Store listing and published reviews, checked in October 2026, and may have changed since.