SnugGrid is a small app for your Mac’s menu bar. With one key it puts your windows in tidy rows, with the same space between them. I built it for myself, because I have lots of terminals and browser windows open all day.
It’s free, open source and still in beta. So far I’ve only tested it on my own Mac with the newest macOS. You’ll find the download and everything else on the SnugGrid page. Let me know how it runs for you.
There are very few jobs where, if I can write down what you do all day, I can’t find an AI to do it faster and cheaper than you. So you want a job where I can’t write down what you do all day.
— Seth Godin, in conversation with Steven Bartlett, The Diary of a CEO, 10 August 2026.
I haven’t read The Knot yet, but it’s on my reading list and it just became my next pick. This is such a good reminder that we can’t hide behind busy work anymore, and honestly that feels like a gift: it’s our chance to finally show up and do the work we always dreamt of doing.
At the moment the weeks seem go by so fast, it’s crazy. So I thought it’s a good idea to sit down at the end of each month, pause for a tiny bit and reflect on all the things we have accomplished and done in the previous weeks. Otherwise it feels as if we didn’t…
Like every year I wrote our Elmastudio New Year’s blog post yesterday. This year I felt like writing an additional post about 2019 and my intentions for 2020. 2019 in review Some moments of the last year were quite new and challenging for me. The impermanence of life is suddenly something very present to me,…
As I prepared to write this New Years blog post I always browse through the posts of previous years. Doing so I always feel grateful and excited. When we started this blog I could never have imagined myself in 10 years still here, loving my job in the web design and WordPress community. What’s even…
If you’re like me, writing does not come naturally. Most of the time, when I sit down to write a blog post or a personal journal, I feel writer’s block coming on. I seldom feel the urge to write. Since working for Elmastudio for the past year and a half, I’ve learned a few things…