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Wira Desk is one tray daemon that does four jobs: it cycles the windows of the app you are already in, shows them as live thumbnails when you hold the shortcut, snaps and arranges windows from the keyboard, and turns your mouse’s thumb buttons and tilt wheel into desktop navigation. One process, one config file, no account.

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Getting Started

Install by installer, Scoop or portable zip (winget is coming soon); what the first run does; updating, uninstalling, and resetting to the defaults.

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Features & Shortcuts

Every action the daemon can perform, its default chord, and the setting that changes it, because in Wira Desk the settings are per feature.

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Build & Contribute

Build from source, the four gates CI enforces, the rule about unsafe, and how to file something useful.

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Release notes

What changed in each version, written for the person deciding whether to update.

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The shipped defaults, in one table

All of these are remappable, and each can be switched off on its own. Turning one off drops its chord from the keyboard hook entirely, so the combination reaches whatever app is focused unchanged, exactly as if Wira Desk were not installed.

Action	Default	Group in Settings
Cycle windows of the current app	`Win`+`	Switching
Same, fallback chord	`Alt`+`	Switching
Snap to half: left / right / top / bottom	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`←`/`→`/`↑`/`↓`	Snap to half
Snap to third: left / middle / right	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`1`/`2`/`3`	Snap to third
Snap to edge at your own percentage	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`Shift`+`←`/`→`/`↑`/`↓`	Snap to custom
Maximize	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`Enter`	Resize, move & arrange
Move to the next monitor	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`Shift`+`Enter`	Resize, move & arrange
Overlapping stack of three	`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`Shift`+`S`	Resize, move & arrange

Windows reserves Win+1…9, Win+E, Win+D and Win+Ctrl+←/→. Wira Desk ships on the Ctrl+Alt family, which Windows leaves alone. It is a good family for your own bindings too.

And on the mouse

Read straight off the standard Win32 input stream, so any mouse with these buttons works: no vendor driver, no configuration app. Out of the box all four run Windows’ own actions, the ones your thumb already expects.

Input	Default action
Thumb button 1 (Back)	Previous virtual desktop
Thumb button 2 (Forward)	Next virtual desktop
Tilt wheel left	Show desktop
Tilt wheel right	Task View

Any of Wira Desk’s own actions can take their place: twenty choices in all, including passthrough, which hands the button back to Windows untouched.

Where things live

Program	`%ProgramFiles%\Wira Desk`. The installer offers no per-user location, and that is deliberate
Settings & log	`%APPDATA%\WiraDesk\` holds `config.toml` and `wiradesk.log`
Tray menu	Settings… · View Logs · Auto-Start · About · Exit. An Update to… item appears only when there is one.