Fusion Layouts
Group apps into one workspace. Drag a shared edge and every neighbour follows — no gaps, no overlaps.
Design layouts, recall them with a keystroke, and pin live status to every app. A window manager that knows what’s inside your windows.
Tip: drag across the grid to shape a window.
Layouts
Group apps into one workspace. Drag a shared edge and every neighbour follows — no gaps, no overlaps.
Press ⌥⌘ and a number. Your whole workspace snaps back.
Layouts
Drag across slots to shape a window, then assign an app to it. Any grid, from 13″ laptops to 49″ ultrawides.
Snap Bars
Slim, live bars that sit on top of your windows and follow them everywhere. Agent status, token budgets, CPU, RAM and file transfers — right where you’re already looking.
Locked to its window through native Accessibility observers. Moves, resizes and hides in sync.
Non-activating and fully click-through. Your apps behave exactly as before.
Small for a whisper of context. Large for long agent messages and token quotas.
Developer API
Snapframe runs a tiny local server on port 8999. Any CLI, agent, extension or CI script can post a status — and the right window updates instantly. Local by default. Nothing leaves your Mac.
$ curl localhost:8999/overlay \
-d '{
"app": "Terminal",
"status": "Running tests"
}'Pricing
Free
Everything you need to tame your windows.
$19one-time · lifetime license
For power users, multi-monitor setups and creators.
Yes. Snapframe uses the native macOS Accessibility APIs, so it can place, group and track windows from virtually any app — editors, browsers, terminals, design tools and AI apps alike.
No. Snap Bars are non-activating, click-through panels. Every click passes straight to the window underneath, and the bar follows the window as it moves, resizes, hides or switches Spaces.
Snap Bars connect to supported tools such as Claude and Antigravity. For anything else, any script, extension or agent can post a status to Snapframe’s local API on port 8999.
No. The API only listens on localhost, so only software running on your own Mac can update your Snap Bars.
Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Snapframe into Applications. On first launch, right-click (or Control-click) Snapframe in Applications and select Open. Snapframe then opens a built-in assistant to easily drag and drop permission into macOS Accessibility settings.
Free includes Fusion Layouts, the Layout Navigator, shortcuts and Snap Bars. Pro adds unlimited layouts, the Layout Designer, live system metrics, AI token tracking, the local API and every theme.
Download Snapframe free and build your first layout in under a minute.