Windows desktop app · v0.1.0

Window snapping that feels fast, deliberate, and native.

Snappy is a Windows-native desktop app for configurable trigger-driven window snapping. Arm it, throw toward a target zone, preview the result, and commit the snap without breaking flow.

Windows-native Gesture-driven Live preview overlay Tray app
What is already in place

Snappy has a real product core, not just a prototype shell.

Directional snapping

Throw left, right, up, down, or toward the corners to move windows fast without dragging them by title bars.

Live preview

See the target snap area before commit so the action feels controlled.

Native control surface

Tray behavior, settings, and runtime status all live in a native desktop app.

Current feature set

What Snappy already does

  • Configurable trigger gesture detection using Win32 keyboard state polling.
  • Optional custom hotkey combo in addition to modifier-based activation.
  • Activation marker and live snap preview overlay.
  • Release, immediate, and click-to-commit snap behavior.
  • Directional targets for halves, corners, maximize, restore, and minimize.
  • Native settings window and system tray controls.
  • Optional administrator relaunch path for snapping elevated windows.
Where it can go next

Best next product expansions

  • Custom snap areas and saved layouts.
  • Window stash and recall.
  • Always-on-top and window pinning controls.
  • Restore layouts across displays and workspace changes.
  • Cleaner public distribution and signed installer flow.
Snappy helps the brand look broader immediately: browser productivity on one side, desktop workflow control on the other.
Interested in Snappy?

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