Docktopus for macOS
Choose which displays get a dock, pick the edge for each, and keep those choices when monitors come and go.
Three distinct themes. Light and dark presets. Free to try, one purchase to keep.
Multi-monitor support
Choose the screens that get a dock, then place it on the edge that suits you. Your selections stay remembered when you disconnect and reconnect a display.
In Settings → Dock, select one display or several. A numbered map follows your desktop arrangement, while readable rows show each monitor’s name, logical size, scale, and main-display status. Choose Dynamic Island’s displays separately, so the dock and Island can appear where each works best for you.
Place the dock along the bottom, top, left, or right edge and choose its alignment. Your dock layout, theme, position, and scale settings are shared across selected screens, with the layout fitted to each display’s available space. Auto-hide reveals the dock on the screen you approach.
App Starter, folder panels, and dock-anchored tools open on their source display. Clipboard history opens on the screen under your pointer and keeps that screen for the session. Panels fit the available space, and window previews adapt to Retina and standard displays.
Your display selections stay remembered when a monitor disconnects. If none of your selected screens are connected, the dock and Island temporarily fall back to the main display. Reconnect a selected monitor and its saved selection returns automatically. Settings show the temporary fallback and remembered disconnected displays.
For brightness, resolution, rotation, and monitor arrangement, explore Display Controls.