Drag to snap
Drag a window to an edge or corner and Mesa shows where it will land.
Mesa
Your whole desk, in one menu.
Snap windows into place, switch between every window, paste anything you copied today and keep an eye on your Mac. One small app in the menu bar instead of five.
14 days free, then pay once. macOS 26 or later. Apple silicon and Intel.
Everything lives in the menu bar. Each module also has its own shortcuts.
Window manager
Windows, exactly where you want them.
Halves, thirds, quarters, center and full screen. Drag a window to an edge or press a shortcut. Press it again to cycle through sizes.
⌃control⌥option
Press the keys above. ←, → and ↑ cycle through sizes on each press.
Cycle sizes
Map several areas to one key and press it again to go to the next one.
Per screen size
Different areas for your laptop and your ultrawide. Mesa picks the right set for the screen the window is on.
Auto-layout
One shortcut arranges every window on the screen into a tidy grid.
Window switcher
Alt-Tab, for every window.
Hold ⌥ and press ⇥ to see every open window, not just apps. Start typing to search by title or app. Browser tabs too, if you want.
Clipboard history
Everything you copied today.
Press ⌘⇧V, then a single number to paste. Search text, links, images and files. Paste as plain text with ⇧↩.
Search
Pinned
1📍Av. Paulista, 1000 — São PauloNotes
Today
2🔗https://github.com/rafael/mesa/pull/422 min
3Screenshot 09.41.png5 min
4✎Thanks! I'll send the proposal by Friday.12 min
5{ }{"app":"mesa","plan":"license"}40 min
6📄Invoice-0921.pdf1 h
One key to paste
Every item has a number. Press it and Mesa pastes into the app you were using.
Instant search
Find items by text, file name or the app they came from.
Private by default
Stays on your Mac. Password managers and apps you choose are never recorded.
System
Know what your Mac is doing.
CPU and memory per app, with helper processes grouped under the app they belong to. Plus disk cleanup, dimming for any display, a keyboard lock for cleaning and a switch that keeps your Mac awake.
MonitorDiskDisplaysKeyboard
AppCPUMemory
Google Chrome · 14 processes23.4%2.1 GB
Xcode · 611.8%1.6 GB
Spotify · 43.2%420 MB
Mesa0.4%48 MB
Grouped by app
Fourteen Chrome helpers become one line: Google Chrome. Expand to see each one.
Disk cleanup
See how much caches, logs and build folders take, and move what you pick to the Trash.
Display dimming
A slider for every display, including external ones, going below the system minimum.
Keyboard cleaning
Locks keys and media buttons so you can wipe the keyboard. Hold Esc to unlock.
License
Try it free for 14 days.
Free trial
14 days
- All four modules unlocked
- No account, no card
One license, three apps
MesaWindows & clipboard
SomVolume per app
CasaYour home on the Mac
- Pay once, keep it for good
- One Mac at a time, move it anytime
- One key activates Mesa, Som and Casa
Download
Start your free trial.
Download Mesa.dmgmacOS 26 or later. Preview build, not yet notarized by Apple. Open the DMG, drag Mesa to Applications and open it; if macOS blocks it, go to System Settings › Privacy & Security › Open Anyway. Then allow Accessibility when Mesa asks.
FAQ
Questions
How does the free trial work?
Download and use everything for 14 days. No account, no card. After that, buy a license to keep using Mesa.
Is it a subscription?
No. You pay once and keep the license. It works on one Mac at a time; activating it on another Mac moves it there.
What does the license include?
Mesa, Som and Casa. One key activates all three apps on one Mac at a time, and keys bought earlier for any of them work in all three too.
Why does Mesa need Accessibility?
macOS only lets apps move other apps' windows, switch to them and paste for you with this permission. Mesa uses it for nothing else.
Can I turn modules off?
Yes. Each module has its own switch in Settings, and every shortcut can be changed or cleared.
I lost my key. Now what?
Sign in with Google under My licenses, using the email you paid with, and your keys are there.