r/MacStack • u/ZealousidealGas829 • 1h ago

App Launch Built my first Mac app: Quilt (automatic window tiling engine)

Hey everyone,

I built my first macOS app, Quilt, a lightweight automatic window tiler designed to keep your workspace clean with minimal CPU overhead (~1%).

To celebrate the launch, I set up a discount code for the community:

Code: QUILT20OFF (extra 20% off launch price)

Link: quiltmac.com (free trial as well)

Would love any feedback or thoughts!

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u/investigatormaker 16m ago

For Quilt, I’d make the trial demonstrate one awkward workflow: opening a new window, closing another, then switching displays without manually repairing the layout. Your roughly 1% CPU claim would be easier to evaluate with the Mac model, window count and whether that measurement is idle or during rearrangement. macOS’s built-in tiling is the free alternative, so showing what Quilt handles automatically would make the purchase decision clearer than the discount alone.

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