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DockFlow: A macOS app for saving and instantly switching between Dock presets

By

Asaf Mazuz

8d ago· 2 min readenProduct

Summary

DockFlow is a macOS utility app that allows users to save multiple Dock presets and switch between them instantly with one click or a hotkey. Created by maker Asaf, the app addresses the friction of manually rearranging the Dock when switching between different work contexts like coding, design, meetings, or personal time. It can also close apps not needed for the current preset and open relevant ones. After a year of development and 70 updates, the app has gained over 1,000 users on Product Hunt.

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The idea came from constantly dragging apps in and out of the Dock whenever I jumped between projects and wanting that switch to be a single, reliable action instead.
I built this because I kept wasting the first few minutes of every session dragging icons back into place before I could actually work.
Now I pick my context, and I'm already in my workflow.
A year and 70 updates in, over 1,000 people use it.
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DockFlow is a Dock utility that lets you save and swap between different macOS Dock presets. Set up one for design, another for coding, another for writing. One click to switch, close the apps you don't need, and open the ones you do. I built this because

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