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Click the 941 Tiles menu bar icon, then click any app that has 2 or more windows. 941 Tiles instantly arranges all of that app's windows into a clean, even grid filling your screen.

Watch Mode automatically re-tiles an app's windows whenever you open or close a window. Toggle it per-app using the eye icon next to the app name. It's off by default and resets each time you quit 941 Tiles for safety.

App Store apps are sandboxed, and Apple's supported way for a sandboxed app to arrange windows is through the Shortcuts system. During setup, 941 Tiles installs a small companion Shortcut built entirely from Apple's own actions (Find Windows, Move Window, Resize Window). You install it once and approve one prompt; after that, tiling is a single click and the Shortcut runs invisibly — you never see Shortcuts open.

No. 941 Tiles collects zero data. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no network access, and no tracking of any kind. Everything happens locally on your Mac. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Click the 941 Tiles menu bar icon and use the Gap slider at the bottom of the dropdown. Drag it to set your preferred spacing between tiled windows. The setting is saved locally on your Mac.

941 Tiles works with any macOS app that has standard windows — terminals, browsers, editors, Finder, and more. It's built for terminal power users (Ghostty, iTerm, Warp, Kitty, Terminal) but works great with any multi-window workflow.