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QuickLayout — Safe macOS Window Layouts QuickLayout restores workspaces without owning document content: preview every window change, save an undo point, apply, and verify the result.

Why QuickLayout?

QuickLayout restores workspaces without owning document content: preview every window change, save an undo point, apply, and verify the result.

Key Features

Save Current: Capture selected app windows as private schematic layouts without taking screenshots.
Preview before Apply: Inspect moves, resizes, launches, skips, display changes, and unsupported windows.
Transactional Undo: Save the affected window state before every arrangement and restore only what QuickLayout changed.
Menu Bar and shortcuts: Reach Save, Layout Chooser, favorites, recent layouts, Gather, Grid, Undo, automation, and Settings.
Gather and Grid: Recover off-screen windows or place the frontmost window into a chosen display region.
Capability honesty: Show Accessibility, full-screen, Spaces, Stage Manager, tabs, and per-window limitations explicitly.

Save → Preview → Apply → Undo

QuickLayout never closes or quits applications, never captures window contents, and verifies supported window movement through macOS Accessibility.

Designed for honest completion: QuickLayout is macOS-only and distributed directly because standard App Sandbox restrictions prevent honest implementation of its core Accessibility workflow.

Perfect For

Repeatable coding, writing, research, meeting, and media workspaces
Multi-display setups and laptop/dock transitions
Recovering off-screen windows and quickly gridding the front window
Users who want visible preview and undo before automation

Getting Started

Grant Accessibility when QuickLayout asks to inspect or arrange windows.
Choose Save Current and select the apps and windows that belong together.
Preview every proposed move, resize, launch, and skip.
Apply the layout; QuickLayout records an undo point first.
Use Undo if the verified result is not what you expected.

Privacy & Security

QuickLayout reads window metadata and frames, not screenshots or document contents.
Layouts use private schematic rectangles and app labels.
Accessibility is requested only for window capture and arrangement.
Direct distribution uses signed, notarized releases and verified update metadata.

Trial, Free, and Pro

The standard seven-day trial is ad-free. After the trial, Free keeps the full feature set and may show mobile advertising or a daily desktop support reminder. QuickLayout Pro removes those ads and reminders through a yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.