Release Notes

Clear every display in one step. Run it again to bring back only the windows or apps it changed.

Captions and secondary text in the panel are clearer in Dark Mode.

The icon no longer glares on your other display or fades when you click it.

Group the focused window with the windows under it in one step. Works even when Auto-Tab is off.

A new group moves into the best-fitting half or quarter.

Choose where windows go when a group is disbanded: Leave in Place, Cascade or Restore Positions.

Default window gaps are now 8pt, the same as macOS.

Groups tile and move between displays exactly like a single window.

Resizing a group no longer pulls its edge over the tab bar.

Tab Groups no longer mix up windows that share a title, such as Terminal windows.

A tab you detach now stays in front.

Swipe-down actions, Throw to Zone and the Layout Picker never fired if you don't auto-hide the Dock.

A fast swipe between Spaces no longer opens Throw to Zone or the Layout Picker.

Gestures are ignored while these are on screen.

A window minimized or an app hidden from the panel no longer comes straight back.

Recorders now tell you why a shortcut can't be taken, and flag combinations macOS already uses.

Settings now shows the version you're running.

The menu bar UI is now a single panel where every section expands in place.

All nine cells of a 3×3 grid, the four 2×2 corner blocks, and full-width top, middle and bottom bands. Two new layouts come with it: 9 Grid and ⅔ Left + 3 Right.

Toggle ClickFit, run a window action, apply a favorite layout or restore a workspace straight from the menu bar.

Bind a 3-finger or 4-finger downward swipe to any action.

Two display-wide actions that clear the screen you're on. Both toggle: running one again restores only the windows or apps it changed.

A vertical six-up arrangement for tall and portrait displays.

Record a shortcut on the layout tile or action row itself, and reset any binding with Restore Default.

Copy an existing workspace instead of capturing a new one.

ClickFit now runs on macOS 14 and later, down from macOS 15.

The icon no longer fades on the display that doesn't own the active menu bar.

Inner and outer gap controls now live in the Settings section of the panel.

Reset to Defaults now restores gestures, triggers and layout preferences too, and import and export report failures instead of failing silently.

Shortcuts are grouped into eight action categories.

Press the same tile shortcut repeatedly to cycle the window between half, adaptive, two-thirds, and one-third sizes.

Close, minimize, or maximize an entire tab group with its own traffic light buttons.

Drag tabs to reorder them, or drag one away to detach it from the group.

The Layout Picker adopts the new Liquid Glass material on macOS 26 Tahoe.

Entering fullscreen now detaches only that window instead of affecting the whole group.

Workspace previews now appear on hover out of the box.

Tile and layout previews now share the same refined visual style.

A cleaner icon that renders better at small sizes.

Trackpad gestures now recover automatically after sleep/wake.

ClickFit is now available in 10 languages — English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Turkish.

Recording keyboard shortcuts now handles conflicts and session state more consistently across the Action Hub and custom layouts.

Coupled resizing is steadier when you drag a window's edge directly instead of using ClickFit's own resize gesture.

ClickFit can now check for new versions automatically and notify you when an update is available. Toggle it on or off from Settings.

Export all your settings, shortcuts, custom layouts, and workspaces to a single file — then import them back on another Mac or after a reinstall.

Choose which window actions skip auto-tabbing, giving you finer control over when windows get grouped into tabs.

ClickFit now respects the system's Reduced Motion accessibility setting, simplifying popover transitions when enabled.

Trackpad detection now survives sleep/wake cycles, and double-click recognition for Throw to Zone and Layout Picker is more accurate.

Window visibility and identity tracking have been improved, reducing edge cases where windows weren't picked up correctly across spaces and displays.

The Settings page has been reorganized with clearer section titles, and tiling actions have been streamlined for easier navigation.

The onboarding tour now has tap zones to navigate videos and shows clearer license status information.

System Settings is excluded from tab grouping to prevent AX conflicts.

Save a named snapshot of your entire window layout across all apps and restore it with a single hotkey — even after a restart.

Stack multiple windows into a tabbed group that shares a single frame. Switch between tabs to bring the right window forward without cluttering your desktop.

Coupled resize now works with macOS's own window handles — neighboring windows show a live preview of how they will reflow as you drag.

A new step-by-step walkthrough guides first-time users through ClickFit's core gestures and features.

Throw to Zone and Layout Picker settings are now accessible directly from the Action Hub.

Keyboard shortcut handling, gap-aware frame resolution, and overall reliability have been improved throughout the app.

Draw and save your own window arrangements, add them to favorites, and trigger them from the Action Hub, Layout Picker, or a global hotkey.

Throw to Zone and Layout Picker can now be triggered with multi-finger trackpad gestures.

Adjust spacing between windows in tile and layout-based arrangements for a tighter or more breathable desktop.

Quickly toggle between the last two ClickFit-applied window frames to return to your previous arrangement in one step.

Directional throw-to-tile behavior has been expanded, and a new Full Size action now fits a window to the screen's usable area.

Shortcut conflicts are detected more consistently, and hotkey registration is more reliable across license and trial states.

Light and dark mode color handling has been refined, and Throw to Zone previews now behave more predictably.

New appearance controls let you choose between System, Light, and Dark modes for the app.

A new tooltip system, updated icon handling, and cleaner subpage transitions make the Action Hub easier to scan and use.

License management, related settings screens, and Pro-gated behavior now feel clearer and more stable.

Pick a multi-window layout visually with a modifier + right-click.

Flick a window in any direction to tile it to the matching zone.

Shortcut rendering is more consistent across the app.

Trial countdown no longer drifts during long-running sessions.

The fn key can now be used as a modifier when recording global shortcuts.

Windows now snap to the closest layout slot, so they travel the shortest path.

Repeated layout shortcuts now cycle consistently without being thrown off by window focus changes.

Content in the Action Hub no longer hides behind the scrollbar.

Alignment is more accurate in complex multi-window layouts.

Smoother and more accurate when several windows are previewed at once.

A live overlay shows how neighboring windows will reflow before you release the drag.

More reliable activation across app restarts and system updates.