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Kleave
Move and resize macOS windows with keyboard shortcuts. Sixteen actions, nothing else.
The whole product, in one grid
Halves, corners, thirds, fill, center, resize, and a throw to the next display. Sixteen actions cover how windows actually get arranged, so there is nothing to configure beyond the shortcuts.
Halves
Right
Top
Bottom
Corners
Upper L
Upper R
Lower L
Lower R
Thirds & fill
Prev ⅓
Next ⅓
Fill
Center
Size & displays
Larger
Smaller
Next disp
Prev disp
Default shortcuts
Every one can be rebound in Settings. Changes apply immediately.
Halves
Left Half⌥⌘←
Right Half⌥⌘→
Top Half⌥⌘↑
Bottom Half⌥⌘↓
Corners
Upper Left⌃⌘←
Upper Right⌃⌘→
Lower Left⌃⇧⌘←
Lower Right⌃⇧⌘→
Thirds & fill
Previous Third⌃⌥←
Next Third⌃⌥→
Fullscreen⌥⌘F
Center⌥⌘C
Size & displays
Make Larger⌃⌥⇧→
Make Smaller⌃⌥⇧←
Next Display⌃⌥⌘→
Previous Display⌃⌥⌘←
Lives in the menu bar
No Dock icon, no main window. Click the mark to see every action with its shortcut.
Why it asks for Accessibility access
macOS only lets an app move another app's windows through the Accessibility permission. Kleave uses it to read a window's position and size and write new ones back. It reads no window contents, records no keystrokes, and makes no network connections.
Step 1
Launch Kleave
A single consent window appears. Kleave does nothing until access is granted.
Step 2
Grant access
System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. Turn Kleave on.
Step 3
Done
Shortcuts work right away, no relaunch. Revoke access in the same place at any time.