Tabs
Switch the whole set, not one icon at a time.
Create tabs for work, design, and personal tasks. Each tab holds its own shortcuts, so every context stays small on purpose.
Name tabs clearly and tint them with a subtle system color.
for macOS
MultiDock 2
Your shortcuts, where you need them.
Compact macOS panels for apps, files, and folders — a focused companion to the Dock, not a replacement for it.
System requirements macOS 15 Sequoia or later, Intel or Apple Silicon Mac.
Built for how you work
One panel per context.
As many as you need.
Make a panel for a project, a display, or a stretch of focus. Keep the shortcuts that belong together — without turning your desktop into another full-screen workspace. To replace the Dock itself, see ActiveDock.
What belongs in a MultiDock panel
- Apps
- Files
- Folders
- Panels
Groups
Bundle related shortcuts. Open them when you need them.
Turn related items into a compact group. Click its icon for a lightweight popover — the rest of the panel stays put.
Groups hold shortcuts. They do not turn a folder into a second file browser.
Running apps
See what is open. Keep what belongs.
Optionally show unpinned running apps after your saved shortcuts. Drag one into place, or choose Keep in Panel to make it permanent.
Pinned apps stay single and clear; running duplicates are filtered out.
Placement
Float freely, or rest against an edge.
Use as many panels as you need. Pin them to any screen edge — top, sides, or bottom — keep one floating, and choose whether they sit below other windows, at a normal level, or above everything.
Keep your next action close.
Download MultiDock 2 and make room for the shortcuts that matter.
System requirements macOS 15 Sequoia or later, Intel or Apple Silicon Mac.