See
A visual map makes every connected display legible before you move a thing.
Direct release in final review
Too many apps.
Can’t find the one you need.
Sukiri is a quiet macOS menu-bar tool that puts a busy desktop back into a comfortable grid — in one move.
Planned one-time price: US$0.99. No subscription.
MacBook Air
Notes
Browser
Messages
Tasks
External display
Reference
One shortcut. A place for everything.
Menu-bar nativeThere when needed, out of the way when not.
Multi-display awareSee the full desk before you rearrange it.
Local firstYour layouts stay on your Mac.
01
From scattered to settled
A whole desktop,
at a glance.
Instead of guessing which screen holds what, Sukiri shows the workspaces you actually have — then lets you place windows with a visual grid.
Choose
Pick a saved arrangement or use a shortcut for the layout you need right now.
Settle
Windows ease into generous, repeatable places — with less hunting and less dragging.
02
Made for a living desktop
Small order, real relief.
Visualize every display
Keep a clear view of your Mac and external screens, including their different sizes and positions.
Save presets. Call them fast.
Save the arrangements you return to and bring them back with a keyboard shortcut.
Arrange with care
Sukiri is designed to leave floating controls, camera notches, and Dynamic Island companions alone.
Local by default
Layouts and preferences are kept locally. Accessibility permission is used only to move and resize windows.
Release status
Signed. Awaiting Apple notarization.
The first DMG is built and signed. Download will open here as soon as Apple notarization is complete.
Requires macOS 13 or later. Universal for Apple silicon and Intel.
Planned one-time price: US$0.99.