BentoBox 1.1.7 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Nov 6, 2026

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BentoBox is a window management app for the Mac, inspired by FancyZones on Windows. Instead of dragging windows into place by hand every day, you draw your own layout of zones once for each display and each macOS Space, then snap windows into those zones with the mouse, trackpad or keyboard. It suits anyone with a large or ultrawide monitor, or a multi-display desk, who keeps the same arrangement of editor, browser, chat and reference windows open and wants that arrangement back in seconds.

Key Features

• Draw tiled or freeform window zones to match how you work
• Snap windows into zones with mouse, trackpad or keyboard shortcuts
• Separate layouts for each display and each macOS Space
• Cycle through windows that share the same zone
• One-time purchase that covers up to two Macs, no subscription

How to Download

1. Make sure your Mac runs macOS 14 or later, as the developer requires.
2. Download from the official site and download BentoBox from the developer's site.
3. Install the app, grant the accessibility permission macOS asks for, then draw your first layout and snap a window into it.

System Requirements

BentoBox requires macOS 14 or later, according to the developer, and it runs on modern Intel and Apple silicon Macs. Like other window managers, it needs accessibility permission in System Settings to move and resize other apps' windows.

FAQs

Is BentoBox like FancyZones for Mac?

Yes, that is exactly how the developer describes it: you draw custom zones, tiled or freeform, and snap apps into them, with separate layouts per display and Space.

Is it a subscription?

No. The developer sells it as a one-time purchase, with a free trial available, and one licence covers up to two of your Macs.