Screenshots

Gluestick 1.0.2 on macOS Tahoe.

The gap picker, titled Fill the gap, Right Half, showing seven windows with previews: Notes, Terminal, Mail, Finder, Calendar, TextEdit and Music, each with a number from 1 to 7.

Fill the gap

Snap a window and your other windows appear in the space left over. Click one, press its number or type to filter. The windows here are samples. Yours shows your own.

The Gluestick menu: halves, quarters, thirds, two thirds, maximize, center, restore and previous or next display, each with a Control-Option shortcut, then settings.

Every layout, one shortcut away

Halves, quarters, thirds, maximize, center and restore, from the menu bar or the keyboard. Add ⌘ to move a window to your other display.

Gluestick Settings: switches for asking which window fills the gap, window previews and snapping by dragging to screen edges, a slider for space between windows, launch at login, automatic update checks, and the first shortcut.

Settings

Turn the picker, previews and edge dragging on or off, leave space between windows, and change any shortcut.

The installer window: a cartoon desk with the Gluestick icon on the desk mat and an arrow to the Applications folder in an open drawer.

Install

Open the download and drag Gluestick into the drawer, which is your Applications folder.