Gridsutra
1.2
Overview
GridSutra is a window arranging and positioning tool for macOS.
Features
- It helps you in working with different windows at the same time.
- Launcher gives you multiple layout options to select.
- It can assign shortcut keys to your favourite window arrangement.
What's new in Gridsutra
Version 1.2:
- Custom-layout support
- Ignore / unignore application feature
- Localisation support - Chinese - Simplified and Traditional
- Other minor / major bug fixes
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How would you rate Gridsutra app?
6 Reviews of Gridsutra
Most helpful
With so many apps in this space it's hard to stand out from the pack. GS does a nice job with a very Mac-like, uncluttered, appealing approach. If you haven't, it's worth a test drive. I like the "Arrange" feature for it's simplified approach to window sets. Quickly, I can have one main window filling the left-hand side of my screen and two smaller windows dividing the right-hand side. Think Mail on the left and two finder windows for attachments on the right. Less elegant is making sure I get the left-hand side filled with the application I want -- the application open when you engage GS becomes the first in a list of windows to be arranged. I suppose this makes sense, but I'd still like a little more flexibility. I'd like to choose which app goes into which window.
Still a good app. YMMV window management is an individual taste.
With so many apps in this space it's hard to stand out from the pack. GS does a nice job with a very Mac-like, uncluttered, appealing approach. If you haven't, it's worth a test drive. I like the "Arrange" feature for it's simplified approach to window sets. Quickly, I can have one main window filling the left-hand side of my screen and two smaller windows dividing the right-hand side. Think Mail on the left and two finder windows for attachments on the right. Less elegant is making sure I get the left-hand side filled with the application I want -- the application open when you engage GS becomes the first in a list of windows to be arranged. I suppose this makes sense, but I'd still like a little more flexibility. I'd like to choose which app goes into which window.
Still a good app. YMMV window management is an individual taste.