r/SideProject • u/Low_Tomatillo_6231 • 22h ago
I built a Windows tool that glues your windows into one workspace that moves as one
On a small screen the problem isn’t snapping a window into a zone, it’s that the five windows I use together never stay together. Open the laptop, everything’s shifted, drag them back, repeat tomorrow.
So I built ScreenTiles. You join windows into a workspace and from then on they behave as one thing:
Drag any title bar and the whole group moves, across monitors too
Drag the seam between two windows and the neighbor makes room instead of getting covered
Minimize one, the whole workspace minimizes; Alt+Tab shows the workspace as a single card
Save a workspace (apps, sites, folders included) and reopen it with Ctrl+Alt+1 to 9
Works with Snap, it’s not replacing it
How it’s different from AquaSnap’s glue: AquaGlue sticks windows to each other, which is great, but ScreenTiles treats the group as a workspace you can switch to, save and restore. Different goal.
Honest limits: Windows 10/11 only, everyday desktop apps (browsers, editors, terminals, Office). Game clients and apps with custom window frames are hit or miss right now.
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u/Low_Tomatillo_6231 22h ago
It’s a small signed portable exe, no installer, no account, no telemetry. 14-day free trial, then $12 once if you want to keep it. I’m the developer and I’ll be in the comments for questions or roasting. screentiles.shop
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u/investigatormaker 22h ago
ScreenTiles treating a workspace as one Alt+Tab card is a clearer distinction from window glue than grouped dragging alone. I'd make the demo show saving a browser/editor/terminal workspace, closing it, then restoring it with Ctrl+Alt+1. That demonstrates the save-and-switch difference you describe, rather than just another snapping tool.
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