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Window Managers & Launchers

Window managers and launchers for Windows

10 of the 29 window managers and launchers in this directory list a Windows app.

8 of them are free or have a free plan.

Listings checked up to Nov 12, 2026 · Where the facts come from

ToolPriceFree planRuns on
RaycastKeyboard launcher with extensions, clipboard history and AIFree plan · from $96/yrYesmacOS, Windows, iOS, Browser extension
Microsoft PowerToysFree Microsoft utilities for customizing Windows 10 and 11FreeFreeWindows
Flow LauncherFree, open-source app launcher and file search for WindowsFreeFreeWindows
ListaryFile search and app launcher for Windows with Quick SwitchFree plan · from $19.95 one-timeYesWindows
DisplayFusionMulti-monitor taskbars, wallpaper and window control for WindowsFree plan · from $34 one-timeYesWindows
KomorebiTiling window manager for Windows, with a separate Mac versionFree plan · from $10/moYesmacOS, Windows
UeliCross-platform keystroke launcher for Windows, macOS and LinuxFreeFreemacOS, Windows, Linux
FencesWindows desktop organizer that groups icons into shaded areasFree trial · from $9.99/yrTrial onlyWindows
AquaSnapWindows tool that docks, snaps and tiles windows by draggingFree plan · from $29YesWindows
DivvyWindow resizing by dragging across a grid, for Mac and WindowsFree trial · from $13.99Trial onlymacOS, Windows

Common questions

Which window managers and launchers work on Windows?

10 of the 29 window managers and launchers in this directory list a Windows app. They are Raycast, Microsoft PowerToys, Flow Launcher, Listary, DisplayFusion, Komorebi, Ueli, Fences, AquaSnap and Divvy.

Which of these window managers and launchers are free?

Raycast, Microsoft PowerToys, Flow Launcher, Listary, DisplayFusion, Komorebi, Ueli and AquaSnap are free or have a free plan.

When was this checked?

Each listing shows its own date. On this page they run from Oct 5, 2026 to Nov 12, 2026. Vendors change prices and plans without notice, so confirm on their site before you buy.

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