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Arrange your Mac's windows with the Shortcuts app

Lattika adds seven actions to the Shortcuts app. Put them together and one shortcut switches your displays to the right layouts, opens your apps and puts every window in its zone. Run it from Spotlight, the menu bar or a key.

The Shortcuts app with the actions of Lattika listed and one of them in a shortcutThe Shortcuts app with the actions of Lattika listed and one of them in a shortcut
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The actions

ActionWhat it does
Apply LayoutSwitches one display, or every display, to a layout.
Restore WorkspacePuts every window of a saved workspace back, and can open apps that are not running. Returns the number of windows moved.
Save WorkspaceRecords where the current windows are, under a name.
Snap Front Window to ZoneMoves the front window into a zone of its display's layout.
Restore Windows to ZonesPuts every remembered window back into its zone.
Apply Placement RulesRuns your rules for apps over every open window.
Show ZonesFlashes the zones of every display.

Example: set up your desk with one shortcut

  1. Arrange your windows the way you like them, then choose Workspaces › Save Current Windows… in Lattika's menu and name it, for example Desk.
  2. In Settings › Workspaces, select it and turn on Launch apps that are not running.
  3. In the Shortcuts app, create a shortcut named Start desk.
  4. Add Apply Layout and pick the layout for your monitor.
  5. Add Restore Workspace and pick Desk.
  6. Run it from Spotlight by typing its name, or give it a keyboard shortcut in its details.

More ideas

For scripts

Lattika also answers lattika:// addresses, for the Open URLs action or for open in Terminal:

AddressWhat it does
lattika://snap?zone=2Snaps the focused window into zone 2.
lattika://workspace?name=DeskRestores the workspace named Desk.
lattika://restoreRestores remembered windows to their zones.
lattika://show-zonesFlashes the zones.

Every action and address is described in the user guide, under The Shortcuts app and automation.

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