About Moor
Moor replaces the macOS Dock with glass docks on any edge of any display, as many as you like. When a dock fills up, open apps scroll along it instead of folding into a folder. Rest on an app to see its windows.
Docks hold apps, folders, files, links, Shortcuts and 50 live widgets: weather, music, calendar, system and memory, battery, Home Assistant, sales and more. A coding-agents widget shows which agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others) is working in which project and badges the one that needs you.
Profiles save whole Dock setups you switch with a keystroke or automatically by display, app, time of day or calendar. Moor also has optional parts, each off until you turn it on: Helm (window switcher and snapping), Mast and Moor Bar (menu bar), Deck (desktop widgets) and Hold (files by kind). An MCP server lets Claude Code, Codex or Cursor set it all up.
Your original Dock is saved, and quitting Moor brings Apple's Dock back. $29 once, 14-day free trial.
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