NeoTiler

Who It's For

NeoTiler is for users who want snap-based window management with per-app position memory baked in. Its standout feature is auto snap rules: you define a default position for each app, and whenever that app launches, NeoTiler automatically places it there. This is particularly useful for consistent multi-window setups — your email always opens in the right half, your terminal always opens bottom-left — without any manual arrangement after launch. At $5.99, it's a reasonably priced native SwiftUI tool with no subscription.

How It Works

NeoTiler registers for drag-to-snap events at screen edges and corners, and also provides keyboard shortcuts for common positions. The workspace save/restore feature lets you snapshot a complete window arrangement by name and recall it later — useful for context-switching between tasks. Auto snap rules are configured per-app: you specify an application and a snap position, and NeoTiler applies it automatically each time the app opens. The app is built natively in SwiftUI and runs entirely locally.

Compared to Similar Tools

Compared to Rectangle (free), NeoTiler adds per-app auto snap rules and workspace save/restore that Rectangle lacks. Compared to Moom ($10), NeoTiler costs less and automates per-app placement; Moom has a more sophisticated multi-action workflow builder and the visual grid overlay. For users who primarily want consistent app placement at launch without manual arrangement, NeoTiler's auto snap rules provide a meaningful convenience that the simpler snap tools don't offer.

Requirements

• macOS 13 Ventura or later
• Accessibility permission required
• $5.99 one-time on the Mac App Store (no subscription)

Getting Started

Purchase from the Mac App Store and launch. Grant Accessibility permission. Configure auto snap rules under Preferences → Auto Snap Rules: select an app and assign a default position. Save your first workspace layout under Preferences → Workspaces.