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OpenDock 1.2.0

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@Ripcu Ripcu released this 05 Oct 10:11

OpenDock 1.2.0 improves recovery, configuration safety and everyday controls, and replaces estimated AI quota widgets with official account readings.

OpenDock overview

  • Native Dock recovery after unexpected exit, with a manual restore action.
  • Valid configuration backups, preserved damaged files, profile import/export and visible local diagnostics.
  • Searchable widget catalog and accessible profile buttons.
  • Clipboard search, up to 10 in-memory favorites, pause and preserved text formatting.
  • Weather, media, download and CPU polling stop when their widgets leave the profile.
  • ChatGPT/Codex quota comes from the official app-server every 60 seconds, with manual refresh, reset times and stale-data labels.
  • Claude quota comes from documented Claude Code status line fields; local reads every 5 seconds. Connect it in Settings. Cached readings are not falsely marked fresh.
  • Optional Developer ID signing and Apple notarization workflow for maintainers.

Universal Apple silicon + Intel binary. Requires macOS 14+. Spanish interface. The binary is locally signed and not Apple-notarized; approve the first launch in System Settings → Privacy & Security.

The included regression suite passes 13 tests. Codex account readings were verified live. Multi-display behavior still needs physical hardware testing, and Claude quotas depend on new observations from a signed-in supported Claude Code account.

SHA-256: 671689a64ab4652dbf64a30c6fcd0ebc793ee927aa0faec7037ed183f625baa0

OpenDock 1.1.0

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@Ripcu Ripcu released this 01 Oct 19:15

OpenDock 1.1.0 adds 12 widgets and makes the dock work on every display, in any position and in several styles.

OpenDock 1.1

New widgets

  • Clipboard history: the last 30 text items, kept in memory only. Items that password managers mark as concealed are skipped.
  • Quick note: a short note right in the dock.
  • Recent downloads: drag files out, send them with Blip or add them to the shelf.
  • App switcher: every open app, with hide and quit.
  • Converter: units and currencies, for example 100 usd eur or 5 km mi.
  • Mail: unread count, shown only while Mail is running.
  • Photo frame: rotates images from a folder, with no Photos permission needed.
  • Run a Shortcut: runs any shortcut from the Shortcuts app.
  • Countdown: days until a date.
  • GitHub: pull requests waiting for your review, and notifications.
  • Linear: issues assigned to you.
  • Stripe: revenue over the last 30 days.

Dock

  • Stay on the main display, or follow the pointer across displays
  • Left, center or right position
  • Glass, dark, blue, purple or green style
  • Adjustable corner radius
  • Option to keep the profile tabs always visible

Install

  1. Download OpenDock.zip below, unzip it and move OpenDock.app to /Applications.

  2. The app is not notarized. On first launch, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway, or run:

    xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OpenDock.app

Universal binary for Apple silicon and Intel. Requires macOS 14 or later. The interface is in Spanish.

SHA-256 6201d9be7675cfbbcc0b44828bdef82cb134a3cf5c7d108a4ae2ec2ebd285d8e

OpenDock 1.0.0

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@Ripcu Ripcu released this 01 Oct 18:59

The first public release of OpenDock, a native replacement for the macOS Dock with live widgets and switchable profiles.

OpenDock

Highlights

  • Replaces the macOS Dock and restores it when you quit
  • Profiles you switch by hovering over the dock
  • 38 widgets: apps, calendar, Pomodoro, now playing, weather, system stats, Spotlight file search, Claude Code and Codex usage and more
  • Send files with Blip from the dock, file search and the shelf
  • Smart hide: the dock moves out of the way when a window reaches it
  • Universal binary for Apple silicon and Intel, about 5 MB, no dependencies, no telemetry

Install

  1. Download OpenDock.zip below, unzip it and move OpenDock.app to /Applications.

  2. The app is not notarized. On first launch, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway, or run:

    xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OpenDock.app

Requires macOS 14 or later. The interface is in Spanish.

SHA-256 fbab91370e75f073ea083e46af06043d4c35074cb421941a069e4e94130facc5