> Current vs Moom: scrolling windows, Projects and updates for every app at about half the price.

Source: https://www.currentmac.com/current-vs-moom

# Moom saves layouts. Current also keeps your apps up to date.

Moom is a long standing window tool. Current costs about half as much and takes care of your apps as well.

**Short answer:** at $7.99 against Moom’s $15, Current gives you scrolling windows, Projects and a verified updater in one purchase.

## At a glance

|  | Current | Moom |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Price | $7.99 once for the next 50 licenses, every 1.x update included | $15, includes at least 1 year of updates |
| Saved arrangements | Projects, which also open missing apps | Saved layouts of windows |
| Scrolling full size windows | Yes | Not mentioned on its homepage |
| Tabs and stacks | Yes | Not mentioned on its homepage |
| Updates your other apps | Yes. Sparkle, Electron, Homebrew and App Store apps, plus Homebrew and npm tools | Not mentioned on its homepage |
| Windows return after an update | Yes, with Keep My Place | Not mentioned on its homepage |

## Half the price, twice the job

Moom’s price buys a window tool. Current’s lower price buys a window tool and an updater that checks each update before it installs.

## A workspace, not a palette

Moom gives you many ways to position a window. Current removes the need to position most of them, because new windows join the strip by themselves.

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Details about Moom come from its public website as checked on 9 November 2026 and may have changed. Moom is the property of its owner. Current is not affiliated with it.