Your windows, in one strip you can scroll
GlidePane lines up every window side by side. The one you're working in sits in the middle; the rest slide off to the left and right, a keystroke away.
Look at the next window
Focus moves right, and the strip follows.
These are the defaults. Every shortcut can be changed in Settings › Shortcuts. See all shortcuts
Tiling that doesn't squeeze
Most tilers cram every window onto one screen. GlidePane gives each window the width it needs and lets the strip run past the edges.
Scroll, don't shuffle
Move focus left or right with ⌃⌘H and ⌃⌘L. The strip slides only when the next window is off screen.
Width steps
Cycle a window through narrow, medium and wide with ⌃⌘R, or fill the screen with ⌃⌘F.
Keyboard first
Every move has a shortcut, and you can rebind them all in Settings.
Per-app rules
Keep Calculator and System Settings floating, or open Slack at a set width every time.
Each display, its own strip
Plug in a monitor and it gets a strip of its own. Move a window between them in one keystroke.
Out of the way
Lives in the menu bar. Pause tiling and every window comes back on screen at its own size, ready to arrange by hand. Resume and they slide back onto the strip.