We hear you. HyperDock was a one-time $9.95 purchase. Now, DockMate costs similar, but uBar is $30.
| macOS Version | HyperDock Compatibility | |---------------|------------------------| | 10.10 – 10.14 | ✅ Fully compatible | | 10.15 Catalina | ⚠️ Works, but some users report preview glitches | | 11 Big Sur | ⚠️ Partial – may cause Dock instability | | 12 Monterey+ | ❌ Not officially supported; frequent crashes |
Tested up to: macOS Sonoma 14 – works inconsistently, not recommended for daily use. hyperdock for mac
Software maintenance costs money. macOS changes every year (TCC permissions, hardened runtime, notarization). The reason HyperDock died is that the developer couldn't afford to keep up. Paying $8-$15 for a modern alternative ensures that your productivity tool won't break when you update to macOS 15 or 16.
Long before macOS added native window tiling (which only arrived with macOS Sequoia's window tiling improvements in 2024), HyperDock offered drag-to-snap functionality: We hear you
This made HyperDock an essential tool for users switching from Windows to Mac who couldn't live without Aero Snap.
HyperDock ties directly into macOS’s Exposé (now called Mission Control). Instead of pressing a keyboard shortcut, you can simply click and hold on a dock icon, and HyperDock will show all open windows for that app in a grid view. This is faster than swiping up with a trackpad or hitting Ctrl + ↑. Software maintenance costs money
Price: $14 (one-time)
Compatibility: macOS 10.15+
Swish lets you control windows and the Dock using Magic Mouse or trackpad gestures. For example: