A tiling web dashboard for macOS

One screen. Many sites.
Cropped to what matters.

SplitWeb tiles live web pages into a single board, then crops each pane down to just the part you care about — a chart, a ticker, one panel. Still a real page, still updating. Not a screenshot.

Download on the Mac App Store

$9.99 one-time · No subscription · macOS 14 or later

A SplitWeb board: a tall news column, a large candlestick chart, a conversation pane and a pane cropped to a single price.

Try it

The board behaves like this.

feed.local

chart.local —

chat.local

cropped

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Drag any divider — or focus one and use the arrow keys.

Crop

Keep the two hundred pixels that matter.

Most pages are nav bars, sidebars and cookie banners wrapped around one number. Draw a box once and the pane keeps only that region, scaled to fill. It is still the real page rendering live, still signed in — and when you resize the pane, the same region rescales instead of drifting somewhere else.

A cropped pane is read-only: clicks pass through it. Turn the crop off when you need to interact.

Selected: 2 regions of this page

How cropping works, and why screenshots and user scripts don't

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▴ 2.41%

The board

Panes of any size, in any arrangement.

A SplitWeb board with two large chart panes, a column of small ticker panes and one wide short pane. — Panes don't have to match. Two big charts, a column of tickers, one wide strip.

A pane lifted mid-drag over a highlighted drop zone, with resize dividers visible between the other panes. — Drag a pane to move it, drag a divider to resize it, split any pane in two.

A SplitWeb board with all address bars hidden, panes running edge to edge. — Hide the address bars and the board runs edge to edge — content only.

Also true

Per-pane proxy: Route one pane through a proxy and leave every other pane direct.
Real WebKit: The same engine as Safari. Sign in, stay signed in, run full web apps.
Layout autosave: URLs, splits and crops come back exactly as you left them.
Quiet chrome: Hide the address bars when you want the board and nothing else.

Before you buy

What SplitWeb doesn't do.

A cropped pane is read-only. Clicks pass through it. If you need to interact with the page, turn the crop off first.
Every pane holds its own live web view. That's why rearranging the board never reloads a page — and it's why memory use climbs as you add panes.
It is not a replacement for your browser. No extensions, no bookmark sync, no tab management. It's a board you leave running.

Sold only on the Mac App Store, so App Store refund rules apply if it isn't what you expected.

The rest of the questions, answered

Read on

Crop a web page down to one region, and keep it running Why screenshots, zoom and user scripts all fall short — and what the pane does instead.
Why you can't build this with iframes X-Frame-Options, CSP frame-ancestors and third-party cookies, and how a native web view sidesteps all three.
Questions and answers Cropping, live pages, logins, proxies, pricing and refunds.

Put the whole watchlist on one screen.

Built for people who keep an eye on many sources at once — traders, analysts, researchers, and anyone tired of nine tabs.