Then when you open Franz in the future, all those services will open automatically.įranz is free to use, but there is an option to upgrade to premium for 35 euros (about $40, £30 or AU$55) per year. When you install and run it for the first time, you'll need to create a Franz account and add (and log in to) all the services you want to use.
Inside the one Franz app window, you can have a tab each for services such as Slack, Discord, Google Hangouts, Google Inbox, Google Calendar, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Trello and many more. Franz is an aggregator of all sorts of services, but primarily chat.
If you're tired of having a different application or browser window open for all the different chat services in your life, Franz is the answer. If you want a similar window snap experience like you get in Windows, consider one of these four apps: What if you don't want the full-screen experience and want to organize a handful of floating windows on your desktop? Well, without a third-party app, you'll be dragging floating windows around freely and manually resizing everything to fit. Sure, you can make optimized apps completely full-screen or have two apps side by side in a split-screen view. Window management on MacOS isn't particularly great.
