Lattika vs Rectangle
Rectangle is a free, open-source app that puts windows on halves, thirds and quarters with keyboard shortcuts or by dragging to the screen edges. Rectangle Pro adds snap targets anywhere, your own sizes, workspaces and iCloud sync. Lattika starts from the other end: you draw a layout of zones for each display and drop windows into it.
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At a glance
| Lattika | Rectangle | |
|---|---|---|
| How you place a window | Hold Shift while dragging; your zones appear anywhere on the screen | Drag to edges and corners, or keyboard shortcuts; Pro adds snap targets anywhere and a snap panel |
| Your own layouts | Drawn in a grid or canvas editor, from templates or more than 35 presets | Halves, thirds, quarters, sixths and more; Pro adds your own sizes and positions |
| Saved workspaces | Yes, from the menu, a shortcut or the Shortcuts app | Pro: one shortcut arranges a workspace of apps, also when displays change |
| Keyboard | Snap into zone 1 to 9, next zone, next display, next layout | Extensive shortcuts, including Windows-style arrow keys |
| Sync between Macs | Optional, through iCloud | Pro: through iCloud |
| Price | One-time purchase, 14-day trial | Rectangle is free and open source; Pro is a paid upgrade with a 10-day trial |
| Runs on | macOS 15 or later | Pro: macOS 13.5 or later |
Rectangle may suit you better if
- You mostly use the keyboard and want halves, thirds and quarters without setting anything up.
- You want a free, open-source app: Rectangle costs nothing.
- You like gestures: Rectangle Pro throws a window to one of 16 positions with one key combination and can hide windows at the screen edge.
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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Rectangle and Rectangle Pro are made by Ryan Hanson. Details about them come from the Rectangle Pro website and published reviews, checked in October 2026, and may have changed since.