You dock your laptop and every window piles onto one screen. Redock saves the position of every window across every display, then puts them all back, on a hotkey or automatically when you reconnect. Plus snapping by hotkey or screen edge, app rules, drag zones, clipboard history and a file shelf, all from the menu bar. Snapping is free. £19 once for the rest, three Macs, no subscription. 14 day trial, no card. macOS 13+.

Hi Product Hunt. I built Redock because of one small thing that kept happening. I'd plug my laptop into the display at my desk, and every window I had open would pile onto one screen. Then I'd spend a minute or two dragging everything back. Undock, same thing in reverse. A few times a day, every day. I already had a window manager. Rectangle, Magnet, Raycast and macOS's own tiling are all good at snapping a window to a half or a corner. But none of them remember where your windows were. Moom does, and it's the only one, and it feels its age. So the thing I actually wanted did not really exist. Redock saves the position of every open window across every display, and puts them back. You can trigger it with a hotkey, or leave it to run on its own when it recognises the monitor arrangement you just plugged into. The snapping side is free. Saved layouts, auto-restore, app rules and the rest are £19 once, for three Macs, with no subscription. There's a 14 day trial with no card and no account. Two honest notes. The download is not notarised yet, my Apple Developer enrolment is stuck, so macOS will show a Gatekeeper warning on first open (right click, Open). And Redock needs Accessibility access, because moving another app's windows is impossible without it. Nothing leaves your Mac. I'd like to hear where it breaks. Odd display arrangements, apps that fight back, layouts it gets wrong. Reply here and I'll read all of it.

I’ve been using Redock for a little while now, and it’s genuinely become one of those apps I didn’t realise I needed until I had it. In my line of work I’m constantly switching between different monitor setups, and having all my windows instantly restored exactly where I want them saves me so much time (and frustration!). The clipboard history feature is also fantastic. I’m constantly pitching creators, so being able to quickly grab profile links I’ve copied previously instead of hunting them down again has been such a huge time-saver. Simple, reliable, and one of those tools that just quietly makes your workflow so much smoother. Definitely recommend! 👏

Honestly, not much! The only thing I’d love to see is support for even more custom workspace profiles or automation options as different setups. Other than that, it’s been incredibly reliable and has become a tool I use every day without even thinking about it.

I chose Redock because it solves a problem that other apps I tried didn’t. I need my entire workspace to be restored exactly how I left it when switching between different monitor setups. The clipboard history has also become an unexpected favourite. It saves me loads of time every single day, and everything just feels much more seamless.

This helped me so much organising my computer screen. Also I love the file manager and clipboard, super useful when I am constantly emailing links to multiple people. Saves me so much time.

Feels sleek and modern

This helped me so much organising my computer screen. Also I love the file manager and clipboard, super useful when I am constantly emailing links to multiple people. Saves me so much time.

Feels sleek and modern

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