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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.
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How it should feel
Snappy is for the window moves people repeat all day.
It is not trying to be a desktop shell. The point is a faster snap loop with clear intent, low overhead, and less drag-and-drop friction.
01
Arm the gesture
Hold the configured modifier combo or trigger the hotkey without interrupting your current window flow.
02
Throw toward a target
Move toward the intended side, corner, or maximize zone and see the destination before you commit.
03
Commit with control
Use release, immediate, or click-to-commit behavior so snapping feels deliberate instead of accidental.
Current preview scope
- Left half and right half snapping.
- Maximize, restore, and downward minimize flows.
- All four corners for quadrant layouts.
- Live preview overlays before commit.
- Tray-based runtime controls and persistent settings.
Best fit
- People who snap windows all day and want less drag-and-drop friction.
- Keyboard-heavy Windows users who still want cursor-directed placement.
- Users who want a native tray app instead of a heavyweight desktop shell.
- Power users who care about speed, intent, and low overhead.
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Snappy is the Windows side of the same product philosophy: fewer repeated actions, cleaner control, and faster movement.