Shoji Docs
Windows that arrange themselves. Here's everything Shoji does, and how to make it work your way.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”Install ShojiDownload it, open it, and find it in your menu bar.
Allow Accessibility accessThe one permission Shoji needs, and why.
Your first tidyThe welcome tour, and the moment your windows fall into place.
The menu bar panelYour layout at a glance, and every quick switch.
Learn the features
Section titled “Learn the features”How tiling worksThe one rule behind every layout, and how many windows each screen holds.
Rearranging windowsSwap windows with ⌘-drag or ⌃⌥ and an arrow.
ResizingDrag the edge between windows, and the others make room.
StacksMore windows than tiles: they wait in the tile you're using.
Tab ViewEvery window, screen by screen. Hold ⌥ and press Tab.
No peek modeFade every window except the one you're working in.
Clean SpaceOne window on a plain screen, for sharing or presenting.
See it in use
Section titled “See it in use”CodingEditor, terminal and browser, always in view.
Laptop and external displayA different layout on each screen.