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Moom 4.5.1

Moom 4.5.1

Moom is a window management utility for macOS from Many Tricks that enables users to move, zoom, snap and save custom layouts for their windows using a customizable pop-up palette, keyboard shortcuts or drag-based snap zones. Version 4.5.1 is a compatibility and bug-fix release, preparing the app for macOS 27 and fixing a number of layout and third-party app interaction issues.

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12.5 MB • macOS 12+

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File Size12.5 MB
Version4.5.1
CategoryUtility Software
DeveloperMany Tricks
LanguagesEnglish
PublisherMany Tricks
Release Date2026-06-30
UpdatedAug 18, 2026

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About Moom 4.5.1 for Mac

Moom is a window management utility for macOS developed by Many Tricks that allows you to move, resize and organize windows easily and precisely without dragging. Moom adds a customizable pop-up palette to each window’s zoom button, lets users save and restore multi-window layouts, and lets keyboard-only users who prefer not to touch the mouse at all still control their windows, rather than struggle with vague gestures on the trackpad. Version 4.5.1 is a maintenance release focused on compatibility. It gets Moom ready for the upcoming macOS 27 visual style, fixes a layout issue for windows that don't have a title attribute (such as those in cmux), improves compatibility with Bartender's Top Shelf feature, and makes the ordering of windows more consistent when applying layouts on newer versions of macOS. What differentiates Moom from the window snapping built into macOS is depth of customization: its pop-up palette can contain up to 61 individual custom actions, including folders, layouts and grids, and any action can be chained together, assigned a keyboard shortcut or organized in nested folders. Moom 4 also added the ability to save layouts of "any window" which will restore the N most recently used windows into fixed positions no matter which apps they belong to, with an option to auto-hide unrelated apps when a layout is applied. It’s designed for accuracy with a single display (menu bar, Dock, and optional Stage Manager sidebar included) rather than spreading setups across multiple displays.

Key Features

A saved layout can be a source of drop

zone targets, where users can drag a window to a snap zone and drop it in one of multiple outlined layout positions.

An dedicated Keyboard mode is available that allows the user to move, resize, center and use the on

screen grid without the mouse. Custom single-key shortcuts are available in the keyboard controller.

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