A macOS window manager with snap zones you draw yourself and workspaces that reopen your apps on the right monitor — plus on-device OCR, keep-awake, screenshot annotation, pointer tools, a shortcut gu
A window manager with zones you draw yourself, and nine more menu bar utilities behind the same icon. Workspaces that put the desk back, text lifted off the screen, keep-awake, screenshots you can draw on, pointer tools, a shortcut guide, voice. On a Mac each of those is its own download. To plonk is to set a thing down exactly where it belongs: you drag it there, you press a key, or you say where.
ostapondo.github.io/Plonk The same thing on one page, if you would rather look than read.
Drag it. Zones light up as you move a window, and it drops into one. Hold ⌘ as well and it takes two of them at once. Turn on grab-and-move and you can pull a window from anywhere inside it, instead of aiming for the title bar.
Press a key. ⌃⌥← for the left half, ⌃⌥1–⌃⌥9 for the numbered zones on that screen, ⌃⌥0 to put a window back exactly where it was before Plonk ever touched it.
Say it. Hold ⌃⌥V and name where it goes — "snap this left", "zone three". That runs inside the app, offline, with on-device recognition. Plonk also speaks MCP, so a whole desk at once can go to an agent you already have open:
browser on the left 60%, terminal top right, notes bottom right
save that as a workspace called "review"
keep the Mac awake until this build finishes
read the error out of that dialog and tell me what it says
Five zone sets ship with it, and past those you cut your own: click a zone to split it, ⇧-click to split it the other way, one set per monitor. Swap the set on a screen and the windows already sitting in a numbered zone go to wherever that number is now.
From the project README.
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