Twelve tools. One native Mac app.
Every Mac utility you keep installing. In one app.
Snap windows into zones you draw, turn Caps Lock into a Hyperkey, dim any display and copy text from anything on screen. New tools come from what members ask for.
Swift and AppKit. Only the tools you use are running.
No Electron, no web views, no background services. Zones starts on, the rest wait until you turn them on, and a tool that is off uses nothing.
- Download
- 17.37MB
- Lineup 2.3.0, universal.
- Idle memory
- 13.9MB
- With Zones on, 18.2 MB with all twelve tools on.
- Idle CPU
- <0.1%
- Lineup's process over a minute with Zones on, 0.14% with all twelve tools on.
- Launch
- 0.22s
- To the menu-bar item, warm.
Measured on Lineup 2.3.0 in a macOS 27 virtual machine on Apple silicon, median of 5 runs, 23 October 2026. Not measured on a physical Mac.
Twelve tools. Turn on the ones you need.
Zones starts on and the rest wait in Settings. They share one menu-bar icon, one update and one place to change them.
Zones
Snap windows into zones you draw.
Split each display into the layout you want, then drag a window into a zone or send it there with a shortcut.
Halves, thirds and drag to snap are free. Custom layouts are part of Pro.




More tools
Text Capture. Draw a box over an image, a video or a shared screen. The text, or a QR code's link, lands on your clipboard.
Display Control. Brightness and volume from your keyboard, on external displays too.
Keep Awake. Your Mac stays awake for as long as you choose, or until you stop it.
Cycler. Give an app a shortcut. Press it to bring the app forward, and again to step through its windows.
Scroll. Natural on the trackpad, classic on the mouse. Each device keeps its own direction.
Small tools you stop thinking about.
They run quietly in the background once you turn them on.
Keyboard RemapSwap any key for another, on one keyboard or all.
World ClockThe time in the places you care about.
Cleanup
See what is safe to remove.
Cleanup finds caches, logs and leftovers you may not need, says what happens if you remove them, and leaves your files and open apps alone. Files go to the Trash, with Undo, and Lineup asks first before anything it cannot undo.
Checking everything and clearing caches, logs and Mail attachments is free. Installers, app leftovers, old backups, Xcode and agent worktrees are part of Pro.




Speed TestFree
Know if your connection is good enough for a call.
Test on demand from the menu bar. Lineup says what the numbers mean and remembers what is usual for each network.


Members vote. The most-wanted request ships every month.
Scroll, Keyboard Remap and Display Control are in Lineup because members asked for them in 2026.
- Shipped
ScrollAsked for: Different scroll directions for the trackpad and the mouse.
- Shipped
Keyboard RemapAsked for: Remap keys without a kernel extension.
- Shipped
Display ControlAsked for: Brightness keys that work on external monitors.
- Request from Lineup's menu
- Vote on the public board
- Ship the most-wanted, every month
Free tools, forever. Pro from $10 a month.
Try every Pro tool free for 14 days, with no card and no account. On a yearly plan, you keep the version you have after a paid year.
Free
$0forever
World Clock, Keep Awake, Scroll and Speed Test, plus window snapping and basic Cleanup.
- Halves, thirds and drag to snap
- Cleanup checks everything and clears caches and logs
- No account, works offline
Lineup Pro
$10a month
Billed yearly at $120
Every tool, every update and every new tool. Try it free for 14 days.
- Custom Zones layouts, Cycler, Hyperkey
- Keyboard Remap, Display Control, Text Capture, Menu Bar
- A vote on what we build next
- On yearly, keep your version after a paid year
FoundingFirst 500 members
$8a month
Billed yearly at $96
Lineup Pro yearly at the founding price, kept for as long as you stay subscribed.
- Everything in Pro
- $96 a year for as long as you stay
- Keep your version after a paid year
For one person, on up to 3 Macs. Yearly plans have a 30-day refund. Checkout opens soon: join the founding list to get the founding price.
Questions
What happens if I stop paying for Pro?
On a yearly plan, once you have paid for a year you keep the version you have, Pro tools included. You stop getting updates and new tools until you subscribe again. A monthly plan has no version to keep: Pro tools turn off when it ends, and the free tools keep working.
How does the free trial work?
Turn on any Pro tool and every Pro tool is yours for 14 days. No card, no account. When the trial ends, Pro tools turn off and the free tools keep working.
What is the founding price?
Lineup Pro yearly for $8 a month, billed at $96 a year, for the first 500 members. You keep that price for as long as you stay subscribed.
How many Macs can I use?
A Pro licence is for one person, on up to 3 Macs.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Yearly plans can be refunded in full within 30 days.
I installed Lineup before Pro. Do I pay now?
No. If you first opened Lineup before Pro launched on October 23, 2026, every tool stays free for you, on every version.
Why is Lineup not on the App Store?
The App Store sandbox blocks what Lineup does: moving other apps' windows, remapping keys and talking to displays. Lineup is signed and notarized by Apple, and updates itself.
Does Lineup collect any data?
No. There is no account, no tracking and no analytics. Lineup goes online only to check for updates and a Pro licence, and when you run a speed test, send a request, or check Git worktrees with GitHub.
Which Macs does it run on?
macOS 13 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.