Open an app.
Its window opens beside the one you’re using. Everything has a place.
Panoramac for Mac
Your windows.
Side by side.
A scrolling window manager. Built for your Mac.
Open your apps. Choose your displays. Swipe between your windows.
Try Panoramac.
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All windows closed.
Try the switches. Only selected displays get a scrolling
strip.Your choices are remembered.
MacBook ProClick either screen to direct the controls below.
Click a window, use the arrow keys, or swipe sideways.
Try Calculator in the Dock. It’s on the exclusion list, so it floats while your other apps stay tiled.
A desktop that scrolls.
More windows.
The same amount of space.
Panoramac gives each selected display its own continuous strip.
Open another app, and the windows already there keep their size.
Swipe to the next.
Move through your desktop with three or four fingers, or a keyboard shortcut.
Make it fit.
Change a window’s width, make it full size, or stack related windows together.
Familiar by design.
Made to feel
at home on your Mac.
Your layout.
Your preferences.
Choose a window width in one keystroke. Switch to carousel mode to keep your current window centered, with its neighbors on either side. Turn on dimming in Settings to soften the windows behind it.
Layout
Window layout
Preset window width
50%
Changes apply to the live demo above.
One display. Or a few.
Your displays.
Your choice.
Turn Panoramac on for the screens you want to manage. Each selected display has its own strip, focus, and layout for every Space.
Keep the others as a familiar Mac desktop. Your choices come back when you restart the app or reconnect a monitor.
Try your setup
Displays
Choose the displays Panoramac manages.
These switches control the live demo above. Choices are remembered, even after a page refresh.
Stack related windows.
Keep several windows in one column, sharing the height.
Choose which apps stay out.
Add apps to your exclusion list in Settings. They keep their own size and position, outside the strip.
Pick up where you left off.
Restore your layout when you relaunch, while the same windows are still open.
Keyboard shortcuts
Keep your hands
on the keyboard.
Navigate, resize, and rearrange.
Just hold Control + Option.
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Choose a shortcut to see it in action. Every shortcut is yours to change in Settings.
Try the shortcuts
Native to macOS.
Simple to set up.
One permission. Panoramac uses Accessibility to move and resize your windows.
No Screen Recording or Input Monitoring. No SIP changes. The built-in Mac Setup checklist helps you configure gestures and desktop settings.
What does a scrolling window manager do?
It arranges your windows side by side on a horizontal strip that extends beyond your screen. Instead of squeezing every app into a fixed grid, you scroll to the window you need. Existing windows keep their size when you open another one.
Can I use my trackpad and mouse?
Yes. Swipe with three or four fingers, use Control + Option with the scroll wheel, click a window, or use keyboard shortcuts. You can also drag windows to reorder them and drag an edge to change a column’s width.
Does Panoramac work with Spaces and displays?
Yes. Choose your displays in Settings › General › Displays. Each selected screen gets its own scrolling strip, focus, and layout for every Space. Unselected displays keep normal macOS behavior. Your choices are remembered across restarts and reconnects. For the cleanest scrolling, arrange displays above or below each other.
What if an app shouldn’t be tiled?
Dialogs, panels, and fixed-size windows float automatically. You can add apps to the exclusion list under “Apps that always float” in Settings. Those apps keep their own size and position, outside the strip. Calculator is excluded by default. You can also toggle a single window between floating and tiled with Control + Option + T.
How does the one-time purchase work?
Polar hosts checkout in your browser. The listed price is $3.50 USD once for two Mac activations, with no subscription or license expiry. Applicable taxes will be shown at checkout. Paste your key into Panoramac’s License settings to activate each Mac. Read the activation guide.
Can I move my license to another Mac?
Yes. Use Deactivate this Mac in License settings while online to release an activation, then activate on your new Mac. Removing the app alone does not release an activation.
Does Panoramac need to stay online?
You need an internet connection to activate and verify a license. A previously verified purchase can work offline for up to 30 days. Window information stays on your Mac; Polar receives only the data needed for licensing. Read the privacy policy.
How do I get started?
Download Panoramac, activate your license in Settings › License, and grant Accessibility permission. Then open Mac Setup from Panoramac’s menu bar icon. The checklist helps you resolve conflicting swipe gestures, Stage Manager, Spaces settings, and other window managers.
Can I go back to my usual desktop?
Any time. Pause Panoramac with Control + Option + P or quit from the menu bar. Panoramac brings the windows it moved off-screen back into view.
One-time purchase
Make room for your windows.
$3.50 USD · once
- Two Macs
- No subscription
- No license expiry
Purchase securely with Polar, then paste your key into Settings › License.
Any applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
