TesseraSnap
Coming to Microsoft StoreThe keyboard-and-gesture window manager for Windows 11.
Snap any window into halves, thirds and quarters with a hotkey, a flick of the mouse, or a drag to the edge. One tiny native executable, written in Rust against the raw Win32 API.
TesseraSnap brings fast, precise window management to Windows 11. If you’ve used a tiling tool on the Mac and missed it on your PC, this is the one.
There are four ways to place a window: hotkeys (Ctrl+Alt plus a key), Throw (hold the keys, move the mouse in a direction, release), drag to snap (drag a title bar to an edge or corner), and the tray menu. Every one shows a preview before anything moves.
It’s built the hard way on purpose: Rust, straight against Win32, so it starts instantly, uses almost no memory, and doesn’t drag a runtime along with it. The free version is a complete window manager; Pro adds Throw, saved layouts and the power-user extras, with a 7-day trial in every install.
TesseraSnap is published by TappsAI. Support, pricing, the user guide and the privacy policy live on tesserasnap.com.
What it does
- 37 layout actions — halves, thirds, quarters, sixths, center, maximize — all rebindable
- Throw: hold Ctrl+Alt, flick the mouse, see a preview, release to snap
- Drag-to-snap with live previews and ten snap zones
- Repeat-to-cycle (1/2 → 2/3 → 1/3), gaps, multi-monitor and per-monitor DPI
- Saved layouts, Stash and Pin Mode in Pro
- One small executable, no runtime, lives in the notification area
Contact
Questions about TesseraSnap?
Bug reports, feature ideas and business inquiries all land with the person who built it.