Windows that arrange themselves.

hyprdoze tiles every window the moment it opens, gives you workspaces one keystroke away, and puts a quiet status bar on each monitor. It's fast, it's small, and it doesn't fall over when your monitors sleep.

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Layout settings

The same controls as hyprdoze's settings window. Change them and watch the screen re-tile.

Layout

At most this many columns

At least this many

Lone windows sit

Rows start in the

Gaps

Alt+Enteropen a window

Alt+1…4workspaces

Alt+Shift+1…4send the window there

Alt+HJKLmove focus

Alt+Shift+H…move the window

Alt+Xnext layout

draga title bar onto another window to swap

Built to stay out of your way

It never drops a keystroke

One thread handles every window event, hotkey and command, in order. There's no queue to overflow and nothing to wait on, so focus follows your keys in about two milliseconds.

Layouts you design

Columns that split into rows once there are too many, a lone window at half width, bsp, tall, scrolling. Set it per workspace, and see every change in a live preview before you save.

A bar that's actually a bar

Workspaces with the icons of the apps on them, the focused window, the clock. It reserves its space like the taskbar does, and steps aside for full-screen games.

Sleep, unplug, crash: fine

Monitors are recognised by serial number, so windows go home when a display wakes up. If anything ever goes wrong, every window is put back where you can see it.

Small and quiet

About 16 milliseconds of CPU a minute and 5 MB of memory. It asks Windows for nothing it doesn't need, and never waits on an app that's hung.

Plays nicely with the taskbar

Auto-hide taskbar? When it slides up, windows make room. When it slides away, they take the space back.

The keys

These are the defaults. Every key, layout and rule lives in one plain config file, and the settings window covers the layouts.

`Alt`+`1`…`7`	Show a workspace	`Alt`+`Shift`+`1`…`7`	Send the window to a workspace
`Alt`+`H` `J` `K` `L`	Move focus, across monitors too	`Alt`+`Shift`+`H` `J` `K` `L`	Move the window
`Alt`+`←` `→`	Stack windows into one tile	`Alt`+`[` `]`	Flip through a stack
`Alt`+`T`	Float or tile	`Alt`+`Shift`+`F`	Monocle (one window, full size)
`Alt`+`X` / `Y`	Flip the layout	`Alt`+`	Back to the last workspace

Download

For Windows 11. One small installer, signed, that sets up hyprdoze and its bar, starts it when you sign in (if you like), and keeps it up to date.

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