Morten Brudvik

v1.1.1 · .NET 10 · tray only

Snap any window into place

Halves, corners, thirds, maximize, center and restore, with Ctrl+Alt keyboard shortcuts you can edit and a drag-to-edge preview in your accent colour. A tray icon, no window of its own, nothing in the way.

Get it from the Microsoft Store Help & user guide View on GitHub
winget install --id 9NJZ0KVVD5N2 --source msstore

Free on the Microsoft StoreWindows 10 and 11x64MIT · Morten Brudvik

On a Mac? Loadstone for macOS has the same commands and the same drag zones.

Try it hereHow it snaps

Drag a window by its title bar to an edge or a corner. Click a window, then use the arrow keys. In Loadstone it's Ctrl+Alt + arrows, and it works on every window you have.

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Terminal
> winget install --id 9NJZ0KVVD5N2 --source msstore
Found Loadstone [9NJZ0KVVD5N2]
Starting package install...
Successfully installed
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Morten Brudvik

I build apps and make music videos with AI agents, from Bergen on the west coast of Norway.

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On Windows, drag a window to an edge or a corner and it snaps into place.

Built for muscle memory

Everything you’d expect from a window manager, in a tray icon that stays out of the way.

Every useful snap

Halves, corners (quarters), thirds and two-thirds, maximize, center, and restore.

Keyboard and drag

Ctrl+Alt defaults you can edit, plus drag-to-edge with a preview in your accent colour, on when you want it.

Multi-display

Send a window to the next or previous display, or press a half again to carry it on to the display beside it.

Tray native

Pure .NET and WPF. Lives in the notification area, with no window of its own until you open Settings.

Free on the Microsoft Store

Installed and kept up to date by the Store, or by winget, on Windows 10 and 11.

Open source, MIT

Read the code, file issues, or contribute on GitHub.

Snap zones at a glance

Layouts you can hit from the keyboard or by dragging to an edge.

Halves
Corners
Thirds
⅔ + ⅓

Install in one line

Use winget, or get it from the Microsoft Store. Either way the Store keeps it up to date.

winget install --id 9NJZ0KVVD5N2 --source msstore
Get it from the Microsoft Store Open in the Store app