Your apps. Right there.
Chrome, Spotify, your code editor. Pin the Windows apps you use, with their real icons. One tap opens them on your PC.
AN OLD PHONE. A NEW DESK COMPANION.
Your PC.
Within reach.
Your favorite Windows apps, on the phone beside you.
Tap to launch. Swipe to make it yours. Get back to your thing.
Windows + Android · On your Wi-Fi · No account needed
01 / A LITTLE HANDS-ON TIMEYes, you can actually use it.
The real interface, with sample apps. Screenshots and recordings here are simulated.
Hold to make it yours Swipe through your spaces Swipe up for more
02 / LESS REACHING. MORE DOING.
Small screen.
Very good
company.
That phone sitting in a drawer still has a lot to give. Put it next to your keyboard. Give your everyday apps a place of their own.
A second life looks good on it.
A space that feels like you.
Four big icons, or room for eight. Your background, your layout. Hold to rearrange. Swipe over for a fresh page.
Keep your rhythm.
Turn the volume down. Skip that song. Pause for a minute. The little controls you reach for, without leaving your work.
Keep that moment.
Take a screenshot or record your main monitor from the drawer. PNG images and silent MP4 videos, saved straight to your PC.
A DIRECT CONNECTION
Your desk. Your network.
That’s the whole circle.
Your phone talks directly to your PC over your local network.
Pair with a PIN. No account to create. No cloud in between.
03 / FROM DOWNLOAD TO DESK
A little setup.
A lot of everyday.
A Windows PC. An Android phone.
One shared network. You’re all set.
- 01
Start with your PC.
Open WinDockSetup.exe. The installer takes care of the files and adds WinDock to your Start menu.
Get the Windows app - 02
Bring your phone.
Install the Android APK. Keep both devices on the same network, then open WinDock and find your PC.
Get the Android app - 03
Make yourself at home.
Enter the PIN from Show connection info in the PC tray menu. Turn your phone sideways, swipe up, and pin your favorites.
Need a hand?
04 / MAKE SOME ROOM
Your desk called.
It wants WinDock.
One companion for your PC. One new job for your phone.
CURRENT RELEASE · 0.1.0THE PC COMPANION
WinDock for Windows
Your quiet companion in the system tray.
The whole dock starts here.
How to install
Open WinDockSetup.exe and follow the installer. WinDock appears in your Start menu and Windows system tray. Everything it needs is included. Starting with Windows is optional.
The installer is unsigned. Windows may show a publisher warning. Only run a copy you trust. If prompted for network access, allow it on your private home network.
THE TOUCH EXPERIENCE
WinDock for Android
One phone. A whole new workspace.
Made for a sideways point of view.
How to install
Download the APK on your Android phone and open it. Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser or file manager.
This is a debug-signed test build, distributed directly rather than through Google Play. Launch it, connect to your PC, and enter the pairing PIN.
WinDock for iOS
A place for your iPhone, too. An iOS companion is planned; no release date yet.
Checking available downloads…
Windows installer: unsigned. Android app: debug-signed. Some focus behavior and hardware controls are still being refined.
SHA-256 checksums05 / GOOD TO KNOW
A few things
before you go.
Do I need both apps?
The Windows companion runs on your PC. On your phone, use the Android app for the fullscreen experience, or open the address shown by the Windows tray in a browser. Both connect to the same dock.
Does it work away from home?
WinDock is made for your local network. Keep your phone and PC on the same trusted network. It doesn’t include an internet remote-access service.
Can I use an older Android phone?
The test app supports Android 7.0 and newer. Update Android System WebView if the interface has trouble loading, then turn the phone sideways for the dock.
My phone can’t find my PC. What next?
Check that WinDock is running in the Windows tray and both devices are on the same network. Open Show connection info and enter that address manually on the phone. Guest Wi-Fi and firewall settings can prevent devices from seeing each other.
How do I add apps and more pages?
Swipe up and open Apps to pin your favorites. New pages appear as you add more than your chosen four, six, or eight icons. Hold to rearrange, and drag an icon to the edge to move it between pages.
Is an iPhone app coming?
Yes. An iOS companion is planned, using the same dock interface and local connection to your Windows PC. It is not available to download yet, and there is no release date.
What should I know before installing?
The Windows installer is unsigned and the Android APK is debug-signed. Both builds have passed automated checks, but Windows focus behavior and some device-specific controls are still being tested. An Android build signed with a different key may require uninstalling the previous one first.