What's new in Shoji
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Every release, newest first. Shoji checks for updates on its own and installs them in one click.
1.0.2 · October 6, 2026
- Editor tips moved into the toolbar, as keycaps that change with what you’re doing (drawing, or a selected zone). They no longer cover zone names.
1.0.1 · October 6, 2026
- A welcome checklist on first launch: activate, allow Accessibility, draw your first layout, try it. It ticks itself off, and you can reopen it from the menu bar (Getting Started…).
- Japanese.
- Snap to grid in the editor (12 × 8, on by default), with a faint grid while you draw.
- Quick starts for an empty layout: Halves, Thirds, and Center + sides.
- One “Space between windows” setting for every layout and for edge snap.
- Simpler settings: license, permission, activation key, startup, updates and data are now one General section.
- A simpler, larger editor toolbar. Undo, redo and duplicate stay on the keyboard (⌘Z, ⇧⌘Z, ⌘D).
1.0.0 · October 6, 2026
First public release.
- Zones you draw on each monitor. Hold the activation key (fn by default) while you drag a window, let go over a zone, and the window fills it.
- Each monitor keeps its own layouts, and they come back when you plug that monitor in again.
- Optional edge snap on the outer edges of your screens, never on the border between two.
- A window goes back to its previous size when you drag it out of its zone.
- One license per Mac, activated with the key from your purchase email.
- Automatic updates.
- Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 15 or later. English and Spanish.