Find windows. Keep related work together.

More room
for what matters.

A little sloth keeping your windows close.

Find and switch windows across displays. Keep related windows together.
Less searching. Pick up where you left off.

Download for Mac

macOS 13+ · Apple Silicon & IntelRelease notes ↗

Install and get started

Drag Unau into Applications, then open it and follow the Accessibility setup. You’ll find Unau in the menu bar at the top of your screen, not in the Dock.

Unau

Why Unau

Small choices.
An easier way back.

The thinking behind Unau

Back in a familiar place.

Existing windows keep their order. New ones join at the end, so there is less to search through each time.

Group the task. Keep the layout.

A paper, your notes, a blog: together in Reading. Collections organize the windows at hand while your desktop stays as you arranged it.

Try collections

Open when needed. Tuck away when done.

The shelf closes when you choose a window. Pin it if you would like to keep it within reach.

BEFORE YOU START

FAQ

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Will my collections be remembered?

Collection names, member details and order are saved on your Mac. After a restart, you confirm which windows to reconnect. Within a session, Unau also remembers where you were browsing in each collection.

Which permissions are needed?

Accessibility lets Unau find and switch windows. Enable Screen Recording if you want image previews, which are processed on your Mac. You can also identify windows by their app icons and titles.

What kind of work is Unau suited to?

When an editor, terminal and documents are open together, or spread across displays, Unau helps you find individual windows and group them by task. It focuses on finding a window and getting back to it; keep using your preferred tools for moving and tiling.