Dock with basics done right.

When an app has multiple open windows, the taskbar dynamically expands to display individual window titles alongside the app icon instead of bundling them into a blind icon.

Restricts window expansion exclusively to windows residing on the current connected monitor, preventing cross-screen clutter when working across multi-display setups.

When you close the window you’re using, NavBar brings you back to the app you were working in before it.

Keeps window lists and active indicators strictly isolated per desktop Space, ensuring smooth transitions without background window bleeding or stacking artifacts.

Swipe between desktops with your trackpad. NavBar follows the switch without flashing icons or shuffling their order.

NavBar stays out of the way in fullscreen so you can reach video controls and other tools at the bottom of the screen. Move your pointer to the bottom edge to reveal it, with a short delay to reduce accidental reveals.

Click NavBar normally at the bottom of your screen, without accidentally selecting text or resizing windows behind it.

Choose Liquid Glass, Pitch Black, Dark, Light Frosted, or Transparent, or use Auto to follow your Mac’s appearance.

Renders a subtle frosted pill around favorite pinned apps, bounded by a 1px vertical hairline separator before dynamic unpinned items.

Drag and drop pinned apps to reorder your dock with live neighbor displacement and instant multi-space persistence.

Displays live incoming notification badges directly on relevant taskbar icons, with selectable minimal dots or clear numeric count badges.

Apps with an icon in the macOS menu bar stay running when you close their window, so their background features remain available.

Add individual applications to an exemption list via running process picker or native file dialog so they remain open indefinitely.