Windows dock, in development
Manydocks
A floating dock for every monitor you own, with widgets for everything you check all day.
Live simulator
Try the dock.
Click an app to minimize or restore its window. Simulation with sample data.
Voice assistant
Just say “Kezi”.
Demo replies. In the app, Kezi handles quick commands locally and hands bigger tasks to Claude.
Features
More than a dock.
One dock per monitor
Each screen gets its own dock that shows only the windows on that screen.
Start panel
Context, smart suggestions and a search box that calculates.
Command launcher
Win+Alt+Space opens apps, folders, sites and commands.
Drag everything
Move cards along the dock, or drag one off to remove it.
Widget gallery
Prayer times, rates, gold, weather, news, stocks, music, timers, notes and more.
Ready-made layouts
Presets for students, workers, lecturers and shop owners.
Chrome profiles
Each profile gets its own tile with an initials badge.
Your taskbar, your call
Hide the Windows taskbar for a clean desktop, or bring it back any time with Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T.
Wallpaper studio
Browse 4K wallpapers and rotate them on a schedule, per category.
Engineering
Replacing a taskbar has to be safe.
Taskbar recovery
A separate watchdog and a recovery journal bring the Windows taskbar back after a crash.
Mixed-DPI monitors
Docks rebuild only when a monitor's real scale changes.
Secrets stay put
API keys live only in Windows Credential Manager.
Honest when offline
Widgets label old data and never invent numbers.
Polite with sources
Failed providers back off instead of retrying every minute.
Native on Windows
Written in C#, with no Chromium runtime behind the dock.