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A radial-menu window manager: hold a key, flick a direction, and the window lands where you want.

Best for
Mac users who want window tiling without memorising dozens of shortcuts.
Why it deserves attention
Loop puts a radial menu under a key you choose: hold it and the current window shows every direction and size it can take, and you release toward the one you want. It also does drag-to-edge snapping, resizing by dragging the window border, custom sizes and per-app behaviours, and it can hide Dock or menu bar items when a window is full screen. It is GPL-3.0 open source with about 12,000 GitHub stars, free, and needs macOS 13. It is macOS-only, the radial menu takes a few days to feel natural, and recent macOS releases ship some of the same tiling natively.
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