Reviewers largely see Swish as an intuitive, lightweight window manager that quickly becomes part of everyday Mac use, especially for trackpad-driven snapping, resizing, and organizing. Several say it feels natural, stays out of the way, and remains stable over long-term use. The main complaints are narrower but concrete: limited grid flexibility on wider or ultrawide displays, missing quarter-split layouts, occasional silent stops or crashes around newer macOS releases, and one report of serious conflicts with BetterTouchTool plus poor support response.
Swish
Hoping you don't get Sherlocked.
Pros:great features, small footprint, haptic feedback
Cons:Not sure yet.
Love the app, this was missing since they invented Apple amazing trackpads and man I forsee this becoming a big app and I'm glad to suppport it today and see it's incredible future.
Pros:Awesome app, very usefull with ultrawide screen setups.
Cons:The learning curve, I recoment adding small gifs for complex geastures like how BetterTouchTool does.