Convoker

Convoker lets macOS users collect all windows of a chosen application onto the current screen with a single command. After launching the menu‑bar app, pressing the configured hotkey opens a command palette where typing an app name and hitting Enter gathers its windows in a smart grid; additional shortcuts allow maximizing, focusing (hiding all other windows), or arranging up to four apps side‑by‑side. The tool also supports saving named workspaces that launch apps and position their windows automatically, and it can start an app that isn’t already running before arranging its windows.

The utility targets users who need rapid, per‑application window management across one or multiple monitors, such as developers, designers, or anyone juggling many documents or terminal sessions. It complements existing window‑snapping tools by operating on all windows of a specific app at once, rather than on individual windows.

Convoker is an open‑source, free‑tier macOS 14+ application built with the Accessibility API, fuse‑swift for fuzzy matching, and KeyboardShortcuts for global hotkeys. It runs as a lightweight menu‑bar process without background daemons or configuration files, and is distributed under the MIT license.