Your Macs, in sync
Arrangements and workspaces travel straight between your Macs over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or a Thunderbolt cable. Encrypted, no cloud, nothing to pair.
A Mac app that keeps your monitors arranged, puts every window back after you reconnect or wake, and lines up Universal Control across multiple Macs.
One-time purchaseOne license for three MacsmacOS 14 or laterCheck compatibility
Universal Display Magnet
LG UltraWide + Built-in Display
SNAP WINDOW
WORKSPACES
Keep each monitor where it really is, with the same main display, every time they reconnect or wake.
Save every window by monitor and Desktop, and put them all back after sleep or a dock change.
Line up Universal Control so the pointer crosses where the screens meet, and keep all your Macs in sync.
Wake the Mac or plug in a dock, and the monitors land somewhere new, with every window piled onto one screen.
Each set of monitors keeps its arrangement, and it comes back the moment they reconnect, wake or get moved. Identical monitors are told apart by the serial numbers they report.
Window positions are saved every few minutes and as the screens go to sleep, so each window returns to its monitor and Desktop.
Displays snap edge to edge and line up their edges and centers. Place one with the arrows, type an exact position, then Apply. If anything looks wrong, it reverts by itself after 15 seconds.
Snap Displays Together pulls every display flush. No gaps, no overlaps.
Saved for each set of monitors and re-applied on reconnect and wake.
Mac Studio, Mac mini or a MacBook with its lid closed.
Every Mac's displays on one canvas, exactly where Universal Control has them. Drag another Mac's screens and they snap flush across your Macs, applied live, with an undo.
Halves, quarters, maximize, center and the next display, on shortcuts you can change. Or drag a window to an edge or a corner and watch the preview.
A workspace saves every app's windows: which monitor, which Desktop or full-screen Space, and where. Restore it with a click or its shortcut, and the apps in it that aren't running open first.
Turn on Scrolling Windows and every window becomes a column on a strip that runs past the edges of the screen, with stacks, tabs, grid tiling and a shortcut for everything. Try it right here: press the keys or click them.
Optional and off until you turn it on. While it's on, window snapping and automatic window snapshots pause.
Arrangements and workspaces travel straight between your Macs over Wi-Fi, Ethernet or a Thunderbolt cable. Encrypted, no cloud, nothing to pair.
Wake or unlock this Mac and your other Macs' screens turn on too. A Mac that's fully asleep gets a Wake-on-LAN call, where its settings and network allow it.
Activity explains dropouts and lost input in plain words. Reset Universal Control restarts its services on your Macs and puts your arrangement back.
Snap buttons, Save Workspace and every workspace, one click away in the menu bar and the Dock menu.
Give every snap and every workspace its own shortcut. Clashes with other apps are flagged.
In 18 languages. It follows your Mac, or pick one in Settings.
Snap a display, bring back a desk, scroll a strip of windows. Every feature runs right here, so you can try it before it ever touches your Mac.
Drag your Mac's displays in a visual editor and they snap flush, edges and centers lined up. The arrangement comes back on every reconnect and wake.
Try it live ›See every Mac's displays where Universal Control has them, and drag another Mac's screens until they snap flush across your Macs.
Try it live ›Snap the front window to halves, quarters, the next display, maximize or center from the keyboard, the menu bar or by dragging it to an edge.
Try it live ›Save every app's windows with their monitor, Desktop and full-screen Space, and restore them all with a click or a shortcut.
Try it live ›Every window becomes a column on a strip that runs past the edges of the screen, and new windows slide in without squeezing the rest.
Try it live ›Cycle a column through preset widths, nudge it wider or narrower, make it full width or center it on screen.
Try it live ›Stack a window into the column on its left or right, reorder it, change its height, and pop it back out on either side.
Try it live ›Turn a stack into tabs when each window deserves the full height. A clickable tab bar shows what's in the column.
Try it live ›Switch a display from the strip to a grid, and every window you open divides the screen into smaller pieces.
Try it live ›Hold ⌃⌥ to see the whole strip. Click a column to jump there, or drag it to reorder the strip.
Try it live ›In Scrolling Windows, each display keeps its own strip or grid. Send windows to the next display, and switch Scrolling Windows off for any display.
Try it live ›Swipe with three or four fingers and the strip moves with your fingers, then settles on the nearest column.
Try it live ›A border marks the focused window, inactive windows can dim, gaps go from none to generous, and windows make room for the Dock.
Try it live ›Take a window out of the strip so it floats above the columns, and set rules that float an app's windows or pick their first column.
Try it live ›Nothing to sign up for. You buy it with your email, and the app only needs its license key.
Your Macs talk to each other directly on your network, encrypted with a key only your Macs share.
No tracking and no usage statistics, and nothing is captured from your screen. The app only checks its license and looks for updates.
One-time purchase · Three Macs · macOS 14 or later