ViberDock.
A familiar dock.
A better home for your apps.
An intuitive dock for Windows that keeps your everyday apps close and easy to reach.
IN DEVELOPMENT · NO DOWNLOAD YET · SEE THE FEATURES ↓
Good software should be yours to shape. We’re building open alternatives to everyday tools, with a little help from AI and a lot of human intention.
A familiar dock.
A better home for your apps.
An intuitive dock for Windows that keeps your everyday apps close and easy to reach.
IN DEVELOPMENT · NO DOWNLOAD YET · SEE THE FEATURES ↓
Capture the moment.
Make the point.
A planned open source screenshot app that brings capture, markup, and sharing together in one clear workflow.
EARLY CONCEPT
A macOS-style dock for Windows 11, written in C++ with Direct2D. One static exe, no installer, no runtime. Everything below is running on a real desktop right now.
Pinned apps and running apps side by side, magnified under the mouse. Rest on an app to see live thumbnails of every window. Badges for notifications, dots for what is open, and a now-playing card with cover art for whatever is playing.
Windows' notify icons in a tidy grid, pinned as dock items if you like. Beside them a hardware monitor reads CPU, memory, GPU, disk and network, with HWiNFO sensors when it is installed. A notification centre keeps the badges.
Drag any widget from the drawer onto the wallpaper and it lives there on its own: weather, a calendar page, a clock, sticky notes, an agenda from your ICS calendars. They sit on the desktop layer, under your windows.
Clock faces are small files. Pick a railway face, a classic one, or a dark one for another time zone, or draw your own. Every widget is a sandboxed JavaScript program with a documented API, so the whole dock is extendable.
Two practical alternatives are taking shape. ViberDock brings your apps together; ViberShot will make it easier to capture, explain, and share what’s on screen.
Keep your everyday Windows apps close in one clear dock.
Bring capture, annotation, and sharing into a focused workflow.
Readable source, shared decisions, and contributions that make both tools better.
Commercial software has given us plenty of good ideas. We think more of them should have an open alternative: something you can inspect, change, and help make better.
AI lowers the barrier to getting started. It doesn’t remove the work of building something useful. We’re here for that work, one practical app at a time.
You don’t need to be an expert to have a useful perspective. Code, design, testing, documentation — good software takes all of it.
ViberDock is in development, and ViberShot is in the early concept stage. Explore the dock source or follow along as the next project takes shape.
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