Any layout you name.
One key brings it back.

It can, on Macs with "Displays have separate Spaces" on and "Automatically rearrange Spaces" off, though windows then can't span across displays. Many setups are configured otherwise, and even correct settings still lose windows to dock timing or certain apps. Putback restores exactly, every time, with a separate memory per setup. If the settings fix works for you, you may not need it.

Yes, and you do not have to save anything by hand for the automatic case: Putback keeps a separate memory of each display setup and puts every window back when that setup returns. When you want a specific arrangement on demand, save it as a named Scene and switch to it with a hotkey.

Named snapshots of a desk that you switch to by hotkey or click. Scene windows come forward and arrange exactly, with hide-others optional if you want the rest tucked away. Triggers can apply a scene on a schedule or when a video call starts. Nothing moves without the toast showing.

Putback opens them and places each window the moment it appears. Apps running without a window get reopened too. If something refuses to come up, the toast tells you exactly what happened instead of pretending it worked.

It's the permission macOS requires for any app that moves windows (Rectangle and Magnet use the same one). Putback uses it only for that: your layouts never leave your Mac, and the app is signed and notarized by Apple.

No. You pay once, starting at $19, with a 7-day free trial of everything. If the trial ends before you buy, restoring pauses but your layouts stay saved, ready for when you upgrade.

Each purchase is one license key that activates a set number of Macs: 1 on Personal, 5 on Family, 20 on Team. Getting a new Mac? Deactivate the old one from inside the app and the spot frees up instantly. No accounts, no per-person tracking.

They tile: you press a shortcut and the front window snaps into a half or a quarter. Putback works from memory instead. It learns where your windows already sit, gives you named Scenes that one hotkey rebuilds, and keeps a separate layout for every display setup. Same shelf, different job, and they run together happily alongside Stage Manager.

Putback works within the Space you can see on each display: it remembers and restores those windows exactly, and it never records or moves windows on your other Spaces. Full multi-Space memory is on the roadmap. If you live in many Spaces, the visible ones are safe today.

macOS 14 Sonoma and later. The download is a universal build that runs natively on both Apple silicon and Intel, so there is only one version to get. Works with any number of displays. Sidecar and DisplayLink screens have not been tested yet, so try yours during the trial.