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The settings for the app are pretty jumbled and are hard to get a grip of, especially for first time users. While all the settings one would need are there, they are difficult to find or understand, which requires a good bit of playing around with the settings in order to get a feel for them and what they offer. See More
There are certainly more user friendly window managers available for MacOS, such as Divvy or Moom. Amethyst, however, is more powerful and customizable than the more user friendly options available and therefore may be a better choice for a user looking for more advanced capabilities and customization. See More
Can use shortcuts or not, I prefer not to. Easy to use menu bar controls to decide how to size or move windows - brilliant!! See More
Very intuitive and easy for muscle memory. And I tried them all, including some Windows ones. See More
What an amazing product! I started by buying a trackpad out of curiosity and started to use swish alongside. 8 months later I haven't even touched the apple mouse and use several of the basic gestures all the time such as minimise, maximise and with key add windows to parts of the screen or even between monitors. With the recent macOS 12 it kinda broke, but I'm so happy to see the devs put this in their change-log for information. Gives me confidence in the product with the clear communication from the devs! See More
This app makes window management so much easier. Highly recommended to give it a try. See More
With this feature, you can move any window into the desired position, select 'advanced: create a custom snap area (using current window as template)' from the toolbar and also edit settings for the snap area. It is also possible to edit the size, position, and presentation of the drop-zone, the shortcut for the custom snap area, and a list apps for which the snap area should be available (eg: only show this zone for VLC). See More
Simple keyboard shortcuts to resize windows and move between screens. You can applescript any custom keyboard shortcut you want. Exactly the right tool to make a user learn efficient window management without the mouse. I encourage my team to use this over any other window manager on mac. See More
Unlike some other tiling window managers, SizeUp has no way to change the size of split screen actions on-the-fly. Any time a user wants to change how much room on the screen a window takes up when using the split screen function, they will need to manually change the settings, which can be time consuming. See More