# PulseTiles for Mac

> Window snapping that only happens while you hold ⌘.

PulseTiles snaps a window only while you hold ⌘ and drag it, with a live preview of the zone, so ordinary drags are left alone. Keyboard shortcuts cycle through halves, thirds and two-thirds, a type-to-snap launcher covers the rest, and whole-desk arrangements can be saved and brought back. No account and no analytics; needs macOS 14 or later.

## Facts

- Price: 7-day free trial, then $4.99 once
- Developer: FelixWeb
- Category: Windows & Desktop
- Website: https://felixweb.site/apps/pulsetiles
- Facts checked: 2026-10-19
- MacWorthy page: https://macworthy.com/apps/pulsetiles/

## Questions

### How much does PulseTiles cost?

PulseTiles: 7-day free trial, then $4.99 once.

### Where can I download PulseTiles for Mac?

Download PulseTiles from the developer's website (felixweb.site). MacWorthy links only to official sources.

### What are good alternatives to PulseTiles?

Other windows & desktop apps for Mac worth a look are Hand Mirror (free + pro), Thaw (open source), HazeOver (one-time purchase) and SnapState (one-time purchase).

## Alternatives in Windows & Desktop

- [Hand Mirror](https://macworthy.com/apps/hand-mirror/): Check your camera with one click. (Free + Pro)
- [Thaw](https://macworthy.com/apps/thaw/): A free menu bar manager for recent macOS. (Open source)
- [HazeOver](https://macworthy.com/apps/hazeover/): Dims every window except the one you're using. (One-time purchase)
- [SnapState](https://macworthy.com/apps/snapstate/): Puts every window back where it was after sleep or a monitor swap. (One-time purchase)
- [Rectangle](https://macworthy.com/apps/rectangle/): Window snapping with keyboard shortcuts. (Open source)
- [Magnet](https://macworthy.com/apps/magnet/): Snap windows into place by dragging. (One-time purchase)
- [Moom](https://macworthy.com/apps/moom/): Save and restore entire window layouts. (One-time purchase)
- [Loop](https://macworthy.com/apps/loop/): Window management with a radial menu. (Open source)

Tags: window snapping, shortcuts, menu bar