hyprmac.
Windows that tile themselves.

Config a text file

It is a text file, and it is yours

Written on first run and reloaded with ⌥⇧C. The palette above is the project's own — col.active_border = accent follows System Settings, and the canvas repaints your actual desktop picture rather than replacing it with a flat colour.

Why ⌥ and not ⌘? macOS has already claimed most of Cmd — ⌘Q, ⌘W and ⌘1 all mean something to whatever app you are in. A window manager bound to Cmd would fight your apps on every keystroke. Change $mod if you disagree.

$mod = ALT

general {
    gaps_in = 12          # breathing room between windows
    gaps_out = 16         # and off the screen edge
    rounding = 12         # matches the macOS window corner radius
    col.active_border = accent   # follows System Settings > Appearance
}

canvas {
    wallpaper = system    # your own desktop picture; or a colour, or an image path
    dim = 0.15            # darken it so tiled windows read as the foreground
    desktop_icons = true  # sit below Finder's icons so they stay visible
    menu_bar_indicator = true
    workspace_hud = true
}

workspaces {
    1 = wisp              # names show in the menu bar and the switch overlay,
    2 = notes             # and can be bound: bind = $mod, M, workspace, notes
}                         # or press R in the overview to rename one

gestures {
    enabled = true        # three fingers sideways changes workspace
    fingers = 3
    overview = true       # three fingers up or down opens the overview
    threshold = 0.06      # how far the hand travels before it counts
    inverted = false
}

animations {
    enabled = true        # crossfade through the desktop on a workspace switch
    duration = 250        # milliseconds, the whole switch; Reduce Motion wins
}