ExtraDock adds multiple custom docks to macOS, on any screen. One-time licenses from €14.99 with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ExtraDock is a macOS utility from Appit Studio that creates additional docks on a Mac. macOS shows only one Dock, on one screen at a time, so people with several displays often drag it around or go without. ExtraDock adds as many docks as a user wants and lets each one sit on a specific screen, snap to an edge, or float freely.
Version 5 supports macOS Tahoe and Golden Gate. People on macOS 12 to 15 are pointed to ExtraDock 4, which the site says remains fully supported. The app runs independently of the native Dock, so it can sit beside it or take over once the native Dock is hidden.
Users create a dock, add apps, folders or widgets, and then choose where it lives. A dock can be horizontal or vertical, attached to an edge or floating, and assigned to a particular display. Every dock keeps its own appearance and behavior settings, so a dock on a design monitor can look and act differently from one on a secondary screen.
Display awareness handles monitors coming and going. When a display disconnects, its docks hide, and they return to their exact position when it reconnects. A window setting keeps resized and maximized windows from covering the docks. Behavior options include auto-hide on hover, collapsing a dock into one button, and hiding during fullscreen.
Customization covers color themes from classic macOS to full neon, solid, transparent or Liquid Glass backgrounds, adjustable icon size, gaps and scale, and replacement icons for individual apps. These settings apply per dock, which means no two docks have to match.
Widgets go beyond launching apps. The site lists Clock, Shelf and App Folders, plus Live Dock, which mirrors the native Dock on any screen, and Dock Awareness, which shows only apps running in the current Space. Files can be dragged into folders from a dock, or a folder dropped onto an IDE to open a project. TamaDocky adds a pet to the dock.
ExtraDock is a macOS app from Appit Studio that creates multiple custom docks. Each dock can be placed on any screen, snapped to an edge or left floating, and styled separately. It runs alongside the native macOS Dock.
The One Year License is €14.99 for one Mac. Lifetime Access is listed at €39.99 and shown at €23.99 during a Fall Sale of 40% off. Forever Edition is €99.99, shown at €59.99 in the sale, for up to five Macs. Taxes might apply.
No. The site states ExtraDock is a one-time purchase. Standard Lifetime licenses keep working forever and include one year of updates, with optional renewal at €9.99 per year. Forever Edition includes all future updates.
The source pages do not list a free trial or free plan. They offer a 14-day money-back guarantee, and say the full price is refunded if the app does not work for the buyer.
ExtraDock 5 supports macOS Tahoe and Golden Gate. On macOS 12 to 15, the site recommends ExtraDock 4, the previous generation, which it says remains fully supported.
Yes. ExtraDock works independently of the native Dock, so users can run both side by side or hide the native Dock and let ExtraDock take over.
Not natively, since macOS shows one Dock on one screen at a time. ExtraDock can show a dock on all screens or give each monitor its own custom dock, and its Live Dock widget mirrors the native Dock.
Badges for Apple apps such as Mail and Messages cannot be shown, while apps like Slack and WhatsApp work. DisplayLink monitors and displays connected through docking stations or daisy chains can behave inconsistently, especially after sleep or replugging.