Mac utility for AI work

Keep AI work together.

Waindow keeps the run, note, capture, prompt, and window together, so you can continue AI work without hunting through your Mac.

14-day free trial. No card. $3.90 lifetime license after trial.
Positioning

A Mac work keeper for AI sessions.

Waindow can tile, resize, restore, and focus windows. The difference is that those controls sit next to the AI-specific pieces: waiting runs, notes, captures, prompts, and long jobs.

Problems

AI is not the hard part. The small work around it is.

Waindow removes the Mac-side interruptions that break your flow.

Waiting sessions

You do not know which AI job needs you.

See supported terminal sessions by state, then jump straight to the run that needs input.

You stop checking every terminal just to find the one waiting for you.

Run statusFind the waiting run.

Supported terminal sessions appear by state, so the waiting run is easier to find.

Session labels

Every terminal starts to look the same.

Label supported terminal windows by job, so tests, release work, and local servers are clear when you come back.

Every session tells you what it is doing.

Terminal labelsEvery terminal has a job name.

Labels stay on the terminal window, so each run keeps its purpose.

Window memos

Your notes drift away from the actual work.

Keep the next prompt, decision note, or checklist attached to the exact window it belongs to.

The note stays next to the work it belongs to.

Window memoThe memo panel belongs to this window.

Your note opens beside the work, not in another app you have to hunt for.

Long context

Long pages are awkward to pass into an AI tool.

Capture the full page once and drag it into the next AI tool.

No stitching. No folder hunt. Just hand the context to the next AI tool.

Scroll screenshotA long page becomes one full-page capture.

Waindow creates one full-page capture, ready to drag into your AI tool.

Long runs

Long AI jobs get interrupted when the Mac sleeps.

Prevent idle sleep while long AI runs, builds, or renders finish.

Step away without letting the Mac interrupt the job.

Keep AI WorkingKeep the Mac awake while the run finishes.

Set the timer before a long agent run, build, or render.

Voice input

Raw dictation is not good enough for real work.

Say the rough version. When correction is enabled, Waindow cleans it into prompt-ready text before inserting it into the focused app or memo.

Your spoken thought becomes prompt-ready text, not messy dictation.

Voice inputAI cleanup turns speech into usable text.

Say the rough version. Waindow cleans it before insertion.

Work surface

The same windows keep needing the same shape.

Rebuild your AI workspace with one shortcut, then restore the old layout when you are done.

One shortcut rebuilds the surface around the work.

Work surfaceYour AI workspace rebuilds itself.

Tile the active work surface, then restore the old layout later.

Linked resize

Paired windows stop lining up.

Resize paired windows together, so your editor and terminal stay aligned.

The working pair keeps its shape.

Linked resizePaired windows resize together.

Drag one shared edge. The working pair keeps its shape.

Focus mode

One job needs attention, but the rest of the screen keeps pulling you away.

Maximize the active window, keep the old layout ready to restore, and use Blackout Mode when you want the surrounding displays quiet.

Stay with the current job, then return to the full layout.

Focus modeThe active job gets the screen.

Focus Mode expands the active window. Blackout Mode can quiet the rest.

Fast window moves

Small window moves still take your hands off the work.

Move windows into halves, thirds, quarters, center, maximize, or another display without leaving the keyboard.

Common layout changes become muscle memory.

Window movesMove the focused window by shortcut.

Halves, thirds, quarters, center, maximize, and display moves become muscle memory.

What Waindow covers

The full Waindow toolkit, without the noise.

Everything here is built for one job: keeping AI runs, context, windows, and long work sessions under control on your Mac.

Agent attention

  • Supervisor dashboard
  • Run status
  • Jump to attention
  • Helpful cues

Context that stays put

  • Window notes
  • Memo tabs
  • Memo paste
  • Task labels

Context input and capture

  • Long capture
  • Voice input
  • Prompt handoff
  • Fallback memo

Window surface control

  • Auto-tile
  • Restore
  • Linked resize
  • Focus / blackout

Fast window moves

  • Halves
  • Quarters
  • Thirds
  • Display move

Long-run support

  • Keep awake
  • Menu bar control
  • Rebindable shortcuts
  • Launch settings
Trust

Private by default.

Waindow is a native Mac app. Your window content stays on your Mac. Payment is handled by Lemon Squeezy.

Pricing

Try it before you buy it.

No card. No account. If Waindow saves you time, buy it once for USD $3.90.

USD $3.90lifetime license after trial
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Questions
Is Waindow a window manager?

Not just that. Waindow includes window control, but it is built around AI work: session status, notes, captures, voice input, focus, resize, and long-running jobs.

Does the app require an account?

No account is required to start the trial. After purchase, the license is for one active Mac. License recovery uses the checkout email and Lemon Squeezy license key.

What Mac versions are supported?

Waindow supports macOS 13 and later.