Shoji

Shoji is an automatic window tiling management tool for macOS 15 Sequoia and later.

It automatically arranges the positions of application windows when they are open and reallocates remaining space after windows are closed, reducing repetitive dragging and resizing. The software offers grid, column, line, and side layouts. Regular screens support one to four windows, while ultrawide screens support up to five. Windows can be stacked in the current area when space is insufficient. Each monitor can use an independent layout, and cross-screen window movement, portrait mode main window on top, and main window aspect ratio adjustment are supported. The beta Setups feature saves application groups and screen layouts, allowing users to restore the working environment with a click or keyboard shortcut; other applications are simply hidden and do not exit. Users can also adjust window borders, spacing, colors, and keyboard shortcuts, reserve space for the Dock or toolbar at the screen edges, and exclude specific applications from tiling. Shoji supports Simplified Chinese and macOS Spaces, and automatically pauses when foreground scheduling is enabled. Shoji Window management is done locally, without taking screenshots, reading document content, or saving window titles, making it suitable for Mac users who need to run multiple applications simultaneously and collaborate across multiple monitors.