Swoosh brings macOS Swish-style window management to Windows. Hover a titlebar, then snap, move, and resize windows with simple Precision Touchpad gestures.
Two fingers on your touchpad, and the window goes where you swipe. These are the live animations from the in-app tutorial.
Swipe left or right.
Swipe up. Swipe down to minimize.
Swipe diagonally.
Swipe down. Pick "Let me choose" to lean toward minimize or the red close button.
Spread five fingers to grow, pinch to shrink.
Hold two fingers, then swipe to move a window to another virtual desktop or monitor.
Fast, native, and quietly out of the way until you need it.
Reads multi-finger contacts straight from the Precision Touchpad for precise, low-latency gestures.
A preview shows where the window will land as you swipe. Lift to drop, or press Esc to cancel.
Hold Shift while swiping to snap into a 3x3 grid of thirds for tidy layouts.
Move windows across virtual desktops and physical displays with a hold and a swipe.
Optionally turn the hold-and-swipe into an app switcher: flip through your open apps in the HUD and drop the one you pick into the held window's place.
Pick the highlight color, HUD theme and size, and tune sensitivity in a clean settings app.
Code-signed builds with checksums and signed build provenance. No telemetry. Open source.
No .NET needed. The runtime is bundled. Everything is code signed.
Recommended. Installs to Program Files, adds a Start Menu shortcut, can start with Windows, and updates itself.
No install. Unzip and run Swoosh.exe. Great for trying it out or running from a USB drive.
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