Everything you need to write about Glidrow.

In one sentence

Glidrow is a Mac menu-bar app that lines your windows up in one horizontal, scrolling strip — every window keeps its full size, and you glide sideways to the next one.

In a paragraph

Tiling window managers fit every window on screen, so each one gets smaller as you open more. Glidrow takes a different approach: windows become full-size columns on an endless strip, one strip per display. Move focus with ⌃⌥ ← →, a three-finger swipe or the menu-bar popover; cycle widths through ⅓ · ½ · ⅔ · Full; save workspaces; and decide per app whether it tiles, floats or is ignored. It’s written in Swift and SwiftUI, uses macOS’s own colours and type, and is a one-time purchase.

Facts

• Price: One Mac $19 · Three Macs $39 — one-time, no subscription
• Requires: macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon & Intel
• Made by: [Your name or company]
• Tagline: Glide through your windows.

Logo and mascot

App icon · 1024 px ↓

Mascot · transparent PNG ↓

Menu-bar mascot ↓

Screenshots

The strip with the floating HUD ↓

Dim others ↓

Strip overview ↓

A real desktop ↓

Colours

Please

• Write the name as Glidrow — one word, capital G.
• Don’t recolour or stretch the icon or mascot.