ExtraDock is a macOS utility for creating multiple floating docks. It addresses the limits of the standard macOS Dock for people using multiple monitors by letting each dock be pinned to a specific screen rather than following the cursor or staying on one display.
The app describes each dock as lightweight and fully customizable. Available settings include size, opacity, blur, border, special effects, and individual app icons. It also supports drag and drop into folders on the dock, can hide when a display is disconnected, and includes a setting so resized or maximized windows respect the dock’s position. ExtraDock can run alongside the native Dock or replace it entirely, and it includes a Live Dock widget that mirrors the native Dock.
It is compatible with macOS 12 and later, and it can be installed via Homebrew with the command brew install --cask extradock. A license purchase is required for activation. Pricing information on the page states that licenses are one-time payments per device, and that each license includes the full app, all features, and all updates. The page also mentions 14-day money-back guarantee, fast support, premium support, and team licensing with license management tools and the ability to assign licenses by email. It also says the product is used by more than 1,000 Mac users.
ExtraDock is an Other productivity project. It allows macOS users to create and manage multiple customizable docks across multiple monitors for improved workflow. It is built as a consumer product for macos power users. ExtraDock is paid, starting at $19. It ships for the command line, embeddable surfaces, and macOS.
Behind ExtraDock is ExtraDock, and it first shipped in 2025. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 13 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include multiple docks, floating docks, and screen pinning.
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