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MaxTo, developed and published by Domi.no AS, is a window manager for the Windows operating system designed to keep application windows neatly arranged through user-defined layouts. Categorized as a desktop window management and productivity utility, its core purpose is to let users snap windows into custom per-monitor grids using simple keyboard shortcuts. Users can define a grid of columns and rows for each connected monitor, tailoring the layout to be as fine or as coarse as suits each screen, and then press a shortcut key and drag across the grid to position the active window exactly where desired. Frequently used arrangements can be saved as presets and recalled with a single keypress, while windows can also be moved through the tray icon's menu, which provides a live preview showing where a window will land before it is placed. MaxTo is particularly suited to multi-monitor environments, supporting keyboard-based cycling of the resize grid between monitors and maintaining correct behavior across displays that use different DPI scaling settings, making it a practical tool for power users, developers, and anyone managing complex desktop workspaces. Additional operational features include silent startup with Windows, automatic background updates, and accessibility support for screen readers. The software ships fully translated in 32 languages and includes right-to-left language support, broadening its availability to international users. The current release of MaxTo is version 3.0.1, and one version is presently listed in the catalog, representing the available release for this product. Overall, MaxTo serves users who want consistent, repeatable window positioning without manual resizing, combining grid-based snapping, preset recall, multi-display awareness, and localization into a single Windows desktop enhancement.
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