Divvy
Divvy is a window management utility for macOS that lets users quickly resize and reposition windows using a customisable grid overlay. Users click on the menu-bar icon or press a keyboard shortcut to bring up a semi-transparent grid (typically six-by-six, but configurable up to ten-by-ten), then drag across the grid cells to define the desired window size and position. It supports multiple displays, custom keyboard shortcuts for frequently used layouts (such as filling the left or right half of the screen), and works well for users who prefer keyboard-driven workflows or need to arrange windows precisely without manual dragging. Divvy was popular among power users and productivity-focused Mac owners in the 2010s.
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1 suggestionDivvy has been discontinued by its developer, Mizage, and no native Apple Silicon build was ever released. The Intel-only build still runs under Rosetta 2 today, but Apple is removing Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028), so Divvy will stop working entirely on that release. You have over two years to migrate, so there is no immediate urgency, but you should plan a transition to an alternative window manager. The community has largely adopted Rectangle, a free and open-source successor that mirrors Divvy's grid-based workflow, runs natively on Apple Silicon, and is actively maintained. Rectangle imports Divvy-style shortcuts during setup, making the transition straightforward. If you prefer a commercial option with a slightly more polished interface, Magnet (available on the Mac App Store) is a popular paid alternative that also runs natively on Apple Silicon and offers similar functionality.
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