Everything you have open.
One keystroke away.
Press ⌘⇧Space and SpaceDock shows every app window, browser tab, and terminal session on your Mac in a single panel. Click anything to jump to it — or save the whole setup as a Space and bring it back tomorrow.
Free for up to 3 Spaces · Apple Silicon · Signed & notarized
Built for people who have forty things open
Not another app launcher. SpaceDock works at the level you actually think at: windows, tabs, and sessions — the things you already opened.
See everything open
One panel lists your app windows, browser tabs, iTerm sessions, and Finder windows — including windows on other desktops. Browsers are discovered automatically: Chrome, Safari, Arc, Dia, Edge, Brave, and whatever else you run, with no per-browser setup. Click any item to jump straight to it.
Switch whole contexts with Spaces
A Space is a saved working context: the windows and tabs that belong to one task. Finish your morning code review, open your "writing" Space, and everything for that task is back — without hunting through Mission Control or fifty tabs. Free includes 3 Spaces; Pro removes the limit.
Arrange windows in one click
Pick a layout and SpaceDock places your windows into it using the macOS Accessibility API — editor left, browser right, terminal below, done. No dragging window edges, no memorizing a grid of keyboard shortcuts.
Also in the box: pin your most-used items, search apps and folders globally, close duplicate tabs in one action, keep quick local notes, and see your Claude / Codex usage on a calendar.
Pricing
Free covers every feature with up to 3 Spaces. Pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription.
Free
$0 USD
- Every feature, no time limit
- Up to 3 saved Spaces
- Windows, tabs, terminals, layouts, search — all included
No account. No trial clock.
Pro
$15 USD, one-time
- Unlimited Spaces
- Activate on 2 Macs
- Includes updates
- Pay once, own it — no subscription
14-day money-back guarantee. Refund Policy
Common questions
Why does SpaceDock need the Accessibility permission?
macOS requires the Accessibility permission for any app that reads the list of open windows or moves windows on screen. SpaceDock uses it for exactly those two things: building the overview panel and applying window layouts. It does not read the contents of your windows, log keystrokes, or capture your screen.
Where does my data live?
On your Mac. Spaces, pins, notes, and settings are stored locally. SpaceDock has no account system and no server that receives your data.
What is the difference between Free and Pro?
Free includes every feature and up to 3 saved Spaces. Pro ($15 USD, one-time) removes the Spaces limit, can be activated on 2 Macs, and includes updates.