Dock Groups
Open, hide or quit a whole group of apps at once.
About Dock Groups
Dock Groups keeps named groups of apps and websites in the menu bar. Call one up with a shortcut, Siri or Shortcuts to open, hide or quit everything in it, and give any group its own Dock icon. It is free and MIT-licensed, runs on macOS 14 and later on Apple silicon and Intel, and updates itself from GitHub.
Questions about Dock Groups
Is Dock Groups free?
Yes. Dock Groups is free and open source under the MIT license. The source code is on GitHub at ercanatay/cybokron-dock-groups.
Where can I download Dock Groups for Mac?
Download Dock Groups from the developer's website (cybokron.com) and GitHub. MacWorthy links only to official sources.
What are good alternatives to Dock Groups?
Other productivity apps for Mac worth a look are Raycast (free + pro), Fantastical (subscription), Alfred (free + pro) and Cardhop (subscription).
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