Magnification, just right
Measured frame by frame against the macOS Dock: the same swell, the same speed, and it follows your system setting.
Dockit looks and moves exactly like the macOS Dock, and adds what it's missing: widgets, profiles, an app launcher, and a dock you can put anywhere.
Measured frame by frame against the macOS Dock: the same swell, the same speed, and it follows your system setting.
Clock, calendar, weather, system, battery, devices, now playing and notes. They shrink on their own when the dock fills up.
Keep a set of apps for work, one for fun, one for study. Switch with a click on the profile tile, or with ⌃⌥1–9.
Every app on your Mac in one searchable grid, sorted your way, a click away in the dock.
Keeps the macOS Dock identical to Dockit — same apps, same order — and sits right beside it. Switch back any time.
The real macOS glass, following your Clear or Tinted setting, light and dark mode — or a colour of your own.
Any edge, or anywhere on screen with Free Position. Hold ⌥ while dragging to snap it to a grid.
Hover an open app to see its windows, and jump straight to the one you want.
Drag anything into place — apps, separators, the Trash, the widgets — and give each profile its own layout.
Dockit isn't from the Mac App Store yet, so the first time you open it macOS may stop and say it can't check it for malicious software. Open System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click Open Anyway next to Dockit, and confirm. You only need to do this once.
SHA-256 of Dockit-1.60.dmg:
4071f9958031a09260a72a7d4c2504a550cf1abb3d3bfda80e5fecd3fedcf491
In Terminal: shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Dockit-1.60.dmg