Dockable

your lookChoose a simple translucent background, live acrylic blur, or Liquid Glass. Liquid Glass adds frosted blur, refraction around the edges, and a soft highlight that moves across the surface.The settings let you adjust blur, distortion, tint, saturation, chromatic aberration, and the rim highlight. Keep it subtle or spend some time getting the look just right.Three ways to minimizePick Genie, Suck, or Scale to control how windows move into the dock, then adjust the animation speed. Click a minimized window’s tile to bring it back.Light or darkLet Dockable follow your Windows theme, or set it to light or dark yourself. Soft shadows give the icons a little depth in either mode.An optional menu barAdd a macOS-style menu bar to the top of your screen. It shows the focused app’s name and gives you access to its window menu, a keyboard-layout switcher, shortcuts to Quick Settings and Notifications, and a clock.Keep the taskbar—or hide itLeave the Windows taskbar visible, set it to auto-hide, or hide it completely while Dockable is running. Your original taskbar setting is restored when Dockable closes.Available in eight languagesDockable supports English, Português (Brasil), Español, Українська, Français, Italiano, Deutsch, and 中文 (简体). It matches your system language on first launch, and you can switch languages in settings without restarting.Built for Windows 11Dockable is a native, self-contained app with no extra dependencies to install. It supports per-monitor DPI scaling to keep things sharp across different displays, with a Preferences window for adjusting its appearance and behavior.