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DockLockr

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DockLockr is a native macOS menu bar app that locks the Dock's items, size and screen so accidental drags, resizes and monitor jumps cannot change it.

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About DockLockr

DockLockr is a small macOS utility that freezes the Dock in its current state. It offers three independent locks: one stops apps being added, removed or rearranged, another keeps the Dock's size and magnification fixed, and a third pins it to a chosen display so it does not hop between monitors.

It lives in the menu bar as a lock icon, where you toggle each lock, open settings or reset the Dock, and you can unlock whenever you want to make changes. The app is native SwiftUI, needs macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon, ships as a signed and notarized download, and the site is available in several languages.

DockLockr is a commercial product sold as a one-time purchase with a free three-day trial. It suits people who frequently disturb their Dock layout by accident, especially on multi-monitor setups.

Key features

  • Locks Dock items against removal and reordering
  • Locks Dock size against accidental resizing
  • Pins the Dock to one chosen display
  • Menu bar toggles with a Dock reset option
  • Native SwiftUI app for Apple Silicon

Good fit for

  • →Keeping a carefully arranged Dock intact
  • →Stopping the Dock jumping between monitors
Tags
macos
dock
menu-bar
utility
multi-monitor
productivity
swiftui

DockLockr: questions and answers

What is DockLockr used for?
DockLockr is a native macOS menu bar app that locks the Dock's items, size and screen so accidental drags, resizes and monitor jumps cannot change it. It is a good fit for keeping a carefully arranged Dock intact and stopping the Dock jumping between monitors.
How much does DockLockr cost?
DockLockr is a paid product with no free plan. One-time purchase listed at $9.99, with a free three-day trial.
Is DockLockr open source?
No. DockLockr is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Ice, Maccy and Stats.
What are some alternatives to DockLockr?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include Bartender, DisplaySpan and Cooldock.

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