Setup answers below; anything else, email iantrimble@outlook.com — replies usually within one business day.
TilePilot needs the Accessibility permission to move windows: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility → enable TilePilot, then relaunch the app.
macOS has its own drag-to-edge tiling. For the best experience turn off System Settings → Desktop & Dock → “Drag windows to screen edges to tile.” TilePilot detects this and offers the shortcut; the green-button tiling menu keeps working.
Hold ⌘ while dragging, or drop along the middle cross of the screen. Snapping only arms when a window is decisively inside a quadrant, edge, or corner region.
Apps that were quit are relaunched when possible; windows on other Spaces can't be enumerated by macOS and are skipped. Capture again after arranging to refresh a stale snapshot.
Three presets — Keep Mac feel, Coming from Windows, Linux Power User — in TilePilot Settings → General, with every shortcut rebindable under Settings → Shortcuts.
Purchases are handled by Apple. Request refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Bug reports welcome — include your macOS version, display setup (how many monitors, arrangement), and what you dragged where. Email iantrimble@outlook.com.