Your windows, on a rail.

Tramline lines up your Mac windows side by side on a strip that scrolls. Open a new one and it lands right next to you, while every other window keeps its size. No config files, no Terminal: it just works.

Try it free for 7 days

macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon · One-time purchase, no subscription

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Hover the screen and use your keyboard, or swipe the strip with your trackpad. It always stops on a window.

Works with every Mac app you already use

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How it works

You pick the width. Tramline keeps the order.

A tiling tool divides your screen between every window. Tramline gives each window its own column on an endless strip.

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Open an app

It slides in right beside the window you're using. Nothing else moves, nothing shrinks.

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Pick a width

A third, a half, two thirds or the whole screen. Your choice sticks, even when more windows arrive.

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Glide along

Swipe with three fingers and the strip follows, then stops cleanly on the next window.

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Out of room? Keep going

The strip simply grows past the edge of the screen. Every window stays full size and readable.

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Close one

The gap closes on its own. Your strip stays tidy, all day long.

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Features

Everything you need. Nothing to configure.

Layouts

Eight layouts, one click

Two side by side, three in a row, grids up to six, then back to the strip. Tramline respects apps that refuse to get too narrow.

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Mini-map

Always know where you are

A tiny overview of your strip appears whenever it moves.

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Click any window in the map to jump there.

Workspaces

Your setup, back in a click

Save your apps, their order and their width. Tomorrow morning, one shortcut brings it all back.

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Focus mode

Dim everything else

Only the window you're working in stays bright. Great for writing, perfect for screen sharing.

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Displays

One strip per screen

Side by side or stacked. Unplug a screen and your windows come back.

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Per-app rules

Every app, your way

Floating, a default width, or left alone. Two clicks.

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Keyboard

Shortcuts you can see

Press ⌃⌥I anytime for an illustrated cheat sheet. Rebind anything.

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Works with everything

Every app you use. No plugins, no setup per app.

If it opens a window on your Mac, Tramline puts it on the strip. Apps with a fixed size simply float.

Setup

Ready in two minutes.

A short welcome walks you through the one permission macOS asks for. One button opens the right setting.

Make it yours

Tweak it with a click, not a config file.

Every setting is a switch or a slider, and you see the result instantly. Try it right here.

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macOS can tile. Tramline lets you breathe.

When you open a window

It lands beside you, nothing moves

macOS tiling : You place it yourself

Grid window managers : Every other window shrinks

With lots of windows

They stay full size, off to the side

macOS tiling : They pile up and overlap

Grid window managers : They get too small to read

Getting started

Nothing to set up, all point and click

macOS tiling : Drag every window

Grid window managers : Often a text config file

Trackpad

Three-finger swipe with clean stops

macOS tiling : No

Grid window managers : Rarely

Workspaces

Yes, in one click

macOS tiling : No

Grid window managers : Rarely

Multiple screens

One strip per screen, side by side or stacked

macOS tiling : Yes

Grid window managers : Depends on the tool

Pricing

Pay once. Keep it.

No subscription. One price, every feature.

LAUNCH PRICE
€9.99€14.99

One-time purchase · Price goes up after launch

  • Every feature, no add-ons
  • License for 2 Macs
  • Free updates for all of version 1
  • English, French and German

Coming very soon to the Mac.

7-day free trial

The full app, no credit card. Decide once you've tried it on your own Mac.

14-day refund

Not for you? Write to us and get your money back, no questions asked.

Private by design

No account, no analytics. Your windows never leave your Mac.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Something else? Write to us from the app, a real person replies.

Instead of splitting your screen between every window, it lines them up side by side on a strip wider than the screen. Each window keeps its width, and you slide the strip to move between them.

Stop resizing. Start gliding.

Seven days to try it, no credit card. You won't want to go back.

Try Tramline free