DockFlow

DockFlow

Switch Between Dock Presets on macOS Instantly

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Last updated on Sep 28, 2025
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About DockFlow

DockFlow is a powerful macOS productivity app that lets you save multiple Dock presets and instantly switch between them, streamlining your workflow. Whether you’re coding, designing, writing, or gaming, DockFlow automatically launches the apps you need and closes the ones you don’t - transforming your Dock to suit the task at hand. Designed for multitaskers, freelancers and professionals juggling projects and macOS power users, DockFlow eliminates the hassle of manually rearranging your Dock, saving you valuable time and boosting focus. Simply create customized Dock preset for each of your workflows and switch between them with a single click or customizable hotkey. DockFlow operates securely without requiring special permissions and works flawlessly on macOS 13.5 and above.

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V1.50 Is live!

After a few weeks in beta testing, I am glad to share that V1.50 is live! And with it, you got a long-requested feature: Browser profile app action! You can now launch a spacipic browser profile when switching between dock presets 🔥 I will tell you all about this new feature in this update. 😄 Until now, you could launch specific projects in your IDE per dock preset. Now, you can also open dedicated Browser Profiles automatically when you switch docks. Supported Browsers: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Arc, Firefox.

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ottomate
@ottomateFeb 8, 2026

That's a great update!

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ottomate
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WIsh there was a Windows version to try it out!