Running several AI jobs at once? Waindow shows what needs you next.
See which run is waiting, jump to its window, keep the memo attached, resize paired panes, dim the rest of the screen, and send long pages to the next AI tool.
The AI work is fast. The windows around it slow you down.
Each feature starts from a real interruption.
Too many terminals. You miss the one waiting for you.
Waindow shows your terminal sessions in one place, with states like running, waiting, done, and idle. Jump to the one that needs you.
You do not scan every terminal. You open the one that needs you.
Notes get separated from the window they belong to.
Attach memos to the window you are working in. Keep several memo tabs for one terminal, editor, or browser. They survive restarts and closed windows.
The note stays with the work.
Use the seven interruptions. Show the real product surface.
No vague launch words. No fake metrics.
You arrange the same windows again and again.
Put the current mess into a working layout with one shortcut. Restore the previous layout when you need to go back.
Start the work without rebuilding your desk first.
Two windows should resize together, but they drift apart.
Link a terminal with a browser, editor, or memo window. Drag one edge and Waindow keeps the paired window aligned with it.
Your working pair moves like one surface.
Other windows pull your eyes away from the active run.
Dim the desktop around the current work. Keep one terminal, editor, browser, or capture target clear while the rest of the screen gets out of the way.
Only the selected window stays bright. Everything else is dimmed.
Long pages are hard to send to an AI tool.
Capture a full scrolling page and get a draggable thumbnail immediately. Drop it into Claude Code, Cursor, a browser, or Finder.
No stitching. No folder hunt. Just drag the capture into the next tool.
You type prompts slower than you think.
Open a small voice HUD, speak the instruction, and insert the text into the app you are already using.
Speak the thought while it is still fresh.
Make the pricing line impossible to miss.
Speak the thought while it is still fresh.
Your Mac sleeps while the job is still running.
Keep the Mac awake while long AI jobs finish, then let the timer end without changing your system settings for the whole day.
Leave the desk without losing the run.
Five terminal windows look the same after ten minutes.
Add a short task label to the terminal window you are using. The label follows the window, so the purpose stays visible.
The window tells you why it is open.
Private by design.
The app does not collect usage analytics. The licensing service only handles trial starts, checkout URLs, license activation, and recovery.
- Window content stays on your Mac.
- Voice input is processed on device.
- License recovery uses checkout email and Lemon Squeezy license key.
Try everything for 14 days.
No card required. After the trial, buy one lifetime license for USD $3.90. Use it on up to 3 active Macs.
Lemon Squeezy handles payment. Waindow never sees card details.
Is Waindow just a tiling app?
No. Window arrangement is one part. Waindow also keeps window memos, terminal status, linked resize, blackout mode, scroll captures, voice input, keep-awake timers, and task labels in the same Mac app.
Does the app require an account?
No account is required to start the trial. License recovery uses the checkout email and Lemon Squeezy license key after purchase.
What Mac versions are supported?
Waindow supports macOS 13 and later on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.