Plug in your display. Your workspace puts itself back.
Save complete workspaces, route apps automatically, restore windows across displays, and keep the tools you use every day one shortcut away.
£19.99 once · 3 Macs · lifetime updates · 14-day trial · 14-day money-back guarantee · clipboard stays local
Version 1.9.3. Free to use, with a 14‑day trial of everything in Pro. Requires macOS 13 or later.
Workspaces
Arrange your windows once and save the layout. Redock records every window, which display it sits on, and the fraction of the screen it fills, so the layout survives a change of resolution.
Bind a layout to a monitor setup and it restores itself when you reconnect. No hotkey, no menu.
macOS already handles everyday tiling. Redock starts where tiling stops: remembering a complete multi-display workspace and bringing it back when that display setup returns.
Drag to an edge
A translucent preview shows exactly where the window will land before you let go. Corners and halves, on any display.
Recall what you copied
Press Command-Shift-V for the last ten things on your clipboard. Pick one and it pastes where your cursor is.
Already use Raycast or Maccy? Turn this off in Settings and keep the rest.
Also included
Snap with the keyboard
Control-Option and an arrow key sends the front window to a half, a corner, or full screen. Rebind any of it.
Clipboard, expanded
ProPro raises the history to fifty items and adds search, pinning and copied images.
Rules per app
ProSend an app to the same position every time you launch it. Mail on the left, Terminal bottom right.
Drag zones
ProSet how large the edge and corner targets are, and how long a window must hover before it snaps.
File shelf
ProDrop files into the popup to hold them while you navigate somewhere else, then drag them out.
Redock needs macOS Accessibility permission, because moving another app's windows is not possible without it. Nothing leaves your Mac, and you can revoke it at any time in System Settings.
Redock works with displays, not macOS Spaces. It restores each window's size and position, and the window stays on whichever Space it is already on. Moving windows between Spaces is not something macOS lets apps do reliably, so Redock does not claim to.
Guides
Choose for the problem you actually have.
Straight comparisons, honest limits and repeatable setups for displays that change through the week.
Redock vs built-in macOS tiling →
When Apple's free controls are enough—and when a saved workspace changes the equation.
Best manager for multiple monitors →
A fair look at Redock, macOS, Rectangle Pro and Moom for multi-display work.
Restore windows after reconnecting →
Save a whole desk and bind it to the displays that should bring it back.
Redock vs Rectangle →
Workspace recovery and adjacent tools versus deeper window gestures and custom actions.
Ultrawide window layouts →
Five practical arrangements using thirds, two-thirds, centre and saved workspaces.
Free to use. £19.99 once for the rest.
No subscription. Buy it once and it stays yours, on up to three Macs, including every future update. Try Pro for 14 days without a card; purchases also have a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Free
Snapping, shortcuts and a short clipboard history.
- Snap with keyboard shortcuts
- Snap by dragging to an edge
- Menu bar access
- Clipboard history, 10 items
- Saved workspaces
- Auto-restore when you dock
- App rules and drag zones
Pro
Saved layouts that come back when you reconnect a display.
- Everything in Free
- Saved workspaces, unlimited
- Auto-restore when you dock
- App rules and drag zones
- Clipboard: 50 items, search, images
- Three Macs, all future updates
£19.99 once · 3 Macs · lifetime updates · 14-day trial · 14-day money-back guarantee · clipboard stays local