Dock your services
Add WhatsApp, Gmail, Slack — or any web app by URL. Each gets its own key, icon, and isolated profile.
macOS · One dock for every chat
WhatsApp, Gmail, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Instagram, Messenger, X — and any web app — in one fast, native macOS hub. With message statistics, battery-aware power controls, and true multi-account isolation.
From tab chaos to one dock
Each service you add becomes a key in a native dock — its own isolated login, its own notifications, one keystroke away. No browser, no tab hunting, no accidental logout because you cleared cookies.
Add WhatsApp, Gmail, Slack — or any web app by URL. Each gets its own key, icon, and isolated profile.
Unified notifications and unread badges across all services, in a single fast native window.
Who texts the most, your loudest platforms, peak and quiet hours — measured locally, shown beautifully.
What's inside
Message stats, unread counts at a glance, peak and quiet hours — all computed on your Mac.
Run two WhatsApp numbers or work + personal Gmail side by side with fully isolated logins.
Services auto-sleep on battery, a refresh-rate limiter caps web animation, and the power panel shows every service's real footprint.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity or Grok in a side panel — one key grabs the page you're reading into the composer.
Eight hand-tuned themes plus a full custom editor — colors and UI font, light and dark.
No accounts, no servers, no analytics. Everything stays on your Mac.
Inside the app
DOCKK Pro
Every install starts with a 3-day full-featured trial. After that, the free tier keeps three services enabled forever — Pro removes the limit.
All Pro features, cancel any time.
All Pro features for less than $1.70 a month.
Pay once, keep Pro forever.
Questions
Yes — up to three enabled services, free forever. Every install also starts with a 3-day trial of everything. DOCKK Pro unlocks unlimited services.
Anything with a web version: WhatsApp, Gmail, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Instagram, Messenger, X, and any site you add by URL — including self-hosted tools on your own network.
No. Your traffic goes directly from your Mac to each service, exactly like a browser. DOCKK has no servers, no accounts, and no analytics — statistics are computed locally from notifications.
Each service key gets its own isolated WebKit profile — cookies, logins, and storage are never shared. Two WhatsApp numbers or two Gmail accounts run side by side without conflicts.
It's built not to: services auto-sleep on battery, a refresh-rate limiter caps web animation, and the power panel shows what each service actually costs so you can act on it.
Support
Tell us what happened, which macOS version you use, and what you expected to see.
Email DOCKK support