No. Stock macOS keeps Spaces in a single horizontal row, so you can only swipe left and right. MacGrid arranges your Spaces and full-screen apps on a 2D grid so you can move up, down, left, and right — and see them on a Spaces map.
If you miss TotalSpaces’ grid of desktops, yes — MacGrid is built for modern Macs (including Apple Silicon) and macOS 15+. It focuses on a live Spaces map and trackpad navigation between full-screens without requiring SIP to be disabled.
Yes. With MacGrid you can swipe up, down, left, and right on a MacBook trackpad or Magic Trackpad to move through your 2D Spaces grid — not only horizontally like stock macOS.
One MacGrid license can be used for up to 2 activations.
Apple requires sandboxing for App Store apps. MacGrid integrates with macOS at the system level for direct desktop navigation and low-latency gesture handling, including platform capabilities not available in the App Store sandbox. Because of that integration model, we currently distribute MacGrid directly instead of through the App Store.
Yes. We use Creem, a trusted payment partner and merchant of record, supporting credit cards and local payment methods.
macOS 15+ (Sequoia). Requires a MacBook with a built-in trackpad or a Magic Trackpad.
Yes. You can use hotkeys to navigate between full-screens on your Spaces grid and open MacGrid without touching the trackpad.
MacGrid is free to try for 7 days with full functionality. After the trial, a one-time purchase unlocks continued use.
The limited launch price is $4.9, reduced from $9.9. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
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2D Spaces on macOS 15+ — MacBook or Magic Trackpad.