Sweet window management for macOS

There are several ways:

• 💰 Buy it at swiftshift.app (pay what you want)
• 🍺 Install it with homebrew brew install --cask swift-shift
• ⬇️ Download the latest release on Github
• 🚀 Clone it and build it yourself

• Launch at login
• Hide menubar icon
• Focus on window
• Smart resizing with quadrants
• Ignore custom apps

You can either use Xcode (be careful with signing) or build it directly from the command line:

make run

The marketing site lives in www/ and is deployed by Vercel with Root Directory set to www.

cd www
bun install
bun run dev

Local Debug builds use a separate app identity (Swift Shift Dev / com.pablopunk.Swift-Shift.dev), so they can coexist with the released app without reusing the same Accessibility permission entry.

I'm open to PRs and requests. If you are looking for something to do, take a look at the issues marked as help wanted.

One-time setup: store notarization credentials in your keychain:

1. Generate an app-specific password at appleid.apple.com (Sign-In and Security → App-Specific Passwords)
2. Run:

xcrun notarytool store-credentials "SwiftShift" --apple-id YOUR_APPLE_ID --team-id YOUR_TEAM_ID

It will prompt you to paste the app-specific password.

Then release with a single command:

make release VERSION=0.28.0

This will: bump the version, archive, export, notarize, staple, generate the appcast, create a branch/commit/tag, open a PR with auto-merge, create a GitHub release with the zip attached, and update the Homebrew cask automatically.

If GH_PAT is available in the environment, the release script will use it to push the Homebrew tap update to pablopunk/homebrew-brew.

MIT License