Ribbon is a Mac window manager with one rule: nothing ever shrinks. Your windows sit in one long horizontal ribbon, and you slide along it instead of stacking or tiling. Every window stays full size, so you never squint at a half-width app or dig through layers.
Made for people who keep a lot of windows open. Reference stuff stays where you put it, one swipe away, while you work in the window you actually care about.
Native Swift app. Apple Silicon and Intel. macOS 14 or later. Free trial, then $15 once. No account, no subscription.
Every window keeps its full size, always
All windows live in one horizontal ribbon
Swipe or scroll to move along it
Nothing gets tiled, stacked, or hidden
Native Swift app, Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 14+
Free trial, $15 one-time, no account needed
Keep docs, tickets and chat one swipe away while you code or write
Compare two things side by side without shrinking either one
Run a lot of windows on a laptop screen, where tiling makes everything tiny

Building a window manager where nothing shrinks started as a scratch-my-own-itch project. Every WM I tried wanted to tile or stack, and I kept losing half a window to some layout algorithm. Ribbon just puts everything in one long strip and lets you slide along it. Full size, always. I use it daily for reference-heavy work: docs on one end, code in the middle, chat a swipe away. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood.

Building a window manager where nothing shrinks started as a scratch-my-own-itch project. Every WM I tried wanted to tile or stack, and I kept losing half a window to some layout algorithm. Ribbon just puts everything in one long strip and lets you slide along it. Full size, always. I use it daily for reference-heavy work: docs on one end, code in the middle, chat a swipe away. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood.
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