Move as you think.
Use your mouse, trackpad, or a shortcut to move through the canvas.
Scrolling desktop and window tiling for Mac
Let your
work drift.
More workspace on one monitor.
Keep windows beyond the edge of your screen and scroll to reach them. Arrange apps in columns, stacks, splits, or tabs.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · In development
A FRESH PAGE
Room to
think.
✓ Find your rhythm
✓ Make a little space
See what comes next
Somewhere a little quieter. ↗
≈
ON REPEATA slower morning
A desktop with room to move
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR WAY.
Less arranging.
More getting somewhere.
01 / A wider view
Your screen has edges.
Your canvas keeps going.
Keep the windows you need together. Move the canvas to bring another column into view, or make room for something new.
Keep things together.
Drop a window into a column. drft makes room and arranges the rest.
Leave room for later.
Bring the last column into the middle of your screen. There is still space to its right.
02 / A place for everything
Same windows.
A different point of view.
Stack, Split, or Tabs. Change one column while the others stay as they are. Try a layout, move the canvas, then park the column on the Shelf.
MONDAY, AT YOUR OWN PACE
A little room to think.
One place for the things taking shape.
SAVED FOR LATER
A different perspective.
Keep something good within reach.
THINGS TO COME BACK TO
Follow your curiosity.
01 The shape of a good idea ↗
02 Making time for the details ↗
How it works
Scrolling columns
Inspired by Niri
Your windows sit along a canvas that scrolls sideways. Bring another column into view without squeezing everything onto one screen.
Flexible splits
Inspired by BSP
Divide a column into smaller spaces, including two windows above one larger window. Each column keeps its own layout as you scroll.
Controls within reach
Made for pointing and clicking
Keep up to three windows stacked, split, or in tabs. Change their layout and width using the buttons right beside them.
03 / Make yourself at home
A familiar feel.
Your own rhythm.
No keyboard gymnastics required.
Drag windows and click to arrange them. Change your preferences in the app. No configuration files to edit.
A few things to knowYour shortcuts, your way.
Choose how you grab, resize, float, and move. Change a binding whenever you need.
A little give. A little glide.
Use your Magic Trackpad. Choose Natural Scrolling and add soft deceleration if you like.
Some windows need their space.
Keep a window floating, choose which apps to tile, and bring your floating windows back to the front.
Set it aside. Keep it close.
Drag a window or a whole column onto the Shelf. Click its icons to bring it back, with the layout intact.
Thought through, down to the gutter.
Small controls.
Just where you need them.
A width in one click.
Choose a third, half, or two thirds of your screen. No careful dragging required.
Keep your focus.
Bring the focused column to the center. Add a subtle rim to see where you are.
Learn by moving.
A guided tour gives you practice windows. Try the controls without moving your work.
drft
rcllSave your setups
with rcll.
Keep a layout for writing, research, or planning. rcll saves your apps, documents, URLs, and drft layouts, so you can switch tasks without rebuilding your workspace.
Explore rcllQuestions.
Is drft available yet?
drft is in development and isn’t available to download yet.
What is a scrolling desktop?
A scrolling desktop lets windows extend beyond the visible screen. With drft, you move sideways between columns while each column keeps its layout.
What do I need to run it?
An Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later. drft uses Accessibility and Input Monitoring permissions to arrange windows and respond to your controls.
Will all my windows be tiled?
You choose which apps drft manages. You can also float individual windows and keep them outside the canvas.
Can I move or hide the Shelf?
Put the Shelf on either side of the screen, or turn it off in settings. It stays put when you scroll the canvas. Scroll inside the Shelf to see more windows.
Does it work with multiple monitors?
drft manages one display at a time. You choose which display uses the scrolling canvas.
Do I need to learn keyboard shortcuts?
No. Drag windows into columns and use the small buttons beside them to change layouts and widths. Shortcuts are there when you want them, and you can change the bindings.
Can I use it with a trackpad?
Yes. drft supports Magic Trackpad gestures, with controls for Natural Scrolling and optional inertia.
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