Its own browser
Websites open right next to the bar. Tabs per space, profiles for logins, incognito tabs, and extensions like uBlock Origin Lite, Bitwarden or the Zotero Connector.
proDOCKtivity
Your apps, websites and folders in one bar beside your work, sorted into spaces. One place instead of Dock, browser tabs and Finder windows.
Free for personal and other noncommercial use · macOS 27 · Apple silicon
Game theory
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Spaces
One space per part of your life.
Uni, Work, Free time: each space has its own color, pinned apps and websites, open tabs and logins. Swipe with two fingers to switch, and the whole bar slides along.
What's inside
Small things that add up.
Windows that behave
Everything you open snaps beside the bar. Freeze a calendar on one half and click through your tabs on the other.
Auto-Quit
Apps and tabs you haven’t touched for a while hide or close themselves, with exceptions for the ones you need.
Red dots for news
Notification badges for apps and websites, right in the bar, so the Dock can stay hidden.
Ideas inbox
Press ⌃⌥I to jot down a thought. Everything lands in one plain text file.
Docks and frame
A second bar for websites, a files dock for your folders, and a frame in your space’s color that makes it all feel like one window.
DOCKlight
Find any app, tab or file.
Press ⌘ Space (or ⌃⌥ Space). One field searches your apps, your open tabs and your files. Start with & to search the web, or / for files only.
⌕game the|⌘ Space
W
Game theory – WikipediaTab in Uni
↩NotesApp
⌘1D
Lecture notes.pdfFile in Documents
⌕
Search the web for “game the…”Google
&Install
Up and running in five minutes.
- Download proDOCKtivity.zip and double-click it.
- Drag proDOCKtivity into your Applications folder and open it.
- macOS says it can't check the app, because it isn't from the App Store. Open System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway (only once).
- Allow Accessibility when asked, so windows can snap beside the bar.
- Press ⌃⌥S any time to show or hide the bar.
Needs macOS 27 on a Mac with Apple silicon. The included Setup Guide walks through every step.
Privacy
Your data stays on your Mac.
No account, no analyticsNothing is sent to an analytics service, and there's nothing to sign up for.
Plain files you ownSpaces and pins live in your Library folder, with a daily backup kept for 14 days and a one-click export.
Site iconsIcons for the websites in your bar come from Google's icon service, which sees those sites' names.
Open source codeEvery line is on GitHub, so you can check what it does.