No-Nonsense Features
Everything you actually need. Nothing you don’t.
Multiple Docks, Unlimited
Create as many floating docks as you need—one for coding, one for chat, one for design, etc.
Drag & Drop Apps
Easily populate each dock with .app files or a quick “+” button. Zero complexity.
Hover Magnification
Icons pop out like the native macOS Dock—familiar, yet in multiple places.
Snap & Stick
Docks gently snap to monitor edges. No pixel-perfect fiddling required.
Lightweight & Minimal
No CPU-hogging 3D nonsense—just an elegant, focused tool to speed up your workflow.
Horizontal or Vertical
Flip orientation in a click so your docks match your screen layout.
extraDock in Action
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Breathtakingly Simple Pricing
One low cost—no subscriptions, no nonsense.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ExtraDock
Does ExtraDock slow down my Mac?
Which versions of macOS does ExtraDock support?
How do I add apps to a Dock?
Can I change a dock’s orientation or position?
Can I hide or show docks on-demand?
Can I keep the macOS native Dock active at the same time?
Are updates free?
Is there a free trial or refund policy?
How do I get support or report a bug?
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Why I Built extraDock
I’m someone who runs 2 or 3 monitors daily: one for coding, one for chat apps, and one for design tools. But macOS only gives you a single Dock, which either stays on your main screen or auto-swaps wherever your mouse is. That felt clumsy. I just wanted an easy way to keep a “chat dock” on my side monitor, a “development dock” on my center monitor, and maybe another “utilities dock” somewhere else—without messing with some complex, heavy app.
I tried other so-called “dock replacements,” but they were either too bulky, too fancy, or cluttered with special effects. I wanted something minimal, practical, and not a resource hog. So I built ExtraDock. And, to my surprise, it actually worked better than anything I could find— I was able to have multiple mini-docks, each pinned exactly where I wanted them. Finally, I didn’t have to hunt for Slack or Terminal in one single crowded Dock, and fast-switching between applications became super convenient.
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If you're done with a single, overcrowded Dock, grab extraDock now and take full control of your multi-monitor workspace.