ScreenPlace

ScreenPlace is a native window management tool for macOS.

That remembers the exact size and position of different application windows and automatically restores the corresponding layout when applications launch, workspaces are switched, or monitor configurations change. Users can create independent workspaces for tasks such as office work, design, development, and communication, and quickly switch between them via the menu bar or global keyboard shortcuts, tidying up complex desktops in seconds. ScreenPlace The software supports multi-monitor environments, saving layouts separately for each screen combination and automatically applying the appropriate configuration when monitors are connected or disconnected. Reusable templates allow precise setting of the X, Y coordinates, width, and height of windows, and then applying the same size and position to different applications and workspaces. Its floating window badges are attached to the current window, making it easy to apply existing layouts or save the current position with one click, and automatically hide when the window is correctly positioned. ScreenPlace can also identify target windows based on window titles, indexes, or matching patterns, making it suitable for scenarios where multiple windows of the same application are open simultaneously. After granting accessibility permissions, you can begin configuring and adjust automatic applications, shortcuts, and interface behaviors according to your personal work style. The software requires macOS Tahoe 26 or later and currently offers English and German interfaces.