Your song, at a glance.
The notch expands with the title, artist and cover art from your Windows player. Tap it to pause, play or skip. Paused tracks stay in view.
A SECOND LIFE FOR YOUR PHONE.
Turn the Android phone or tablet beside you into a personal dock for your Windows or Linux PC.
Free & open source · No account · Local connection
YOUR DESK. A LITTLE CLOSER.
A safe space to explore. PCs, clipboard items, and silent music tracks are samples; this demo never connects to your devices.
WHAT’S NEW · WINDOCK 0.3.2
Eight backgrounds. Live quick controls. Your current song, right in the notch.
The notch expands with the title, artist and cover art from your Windows player. Tap it to pause, play or skip. Paused tracks stay in view.
Drawers, sheets and menus gain depth, a lit rim and reflections. Supported Android and Chromium browsers add refraction; Performance mode keeps things simple.
From Aurora and Midnight to Lagoon and Prism, choose a rendered scene in Appearance. Preview each one and watch the new background fade into place.
Explore the demo ↗Open the notch for live volume and brightness sliders, playback controls and familiar shortcuts. Android Back closes an open menu before its sheet.
Read the release notes ↗THE THINGS YOU REACH FOR.
Your everyday tools, one touch away. Give an old phone a permanent place beside your keyboard.
Real app icons, personal backgrounds and room for your favorites. Hold to arrange; swipe for another page.
A touchpad, your phone’s keyboard, media controls, screen capture and a signature pad, all in reach.
Your phone talks to your PC over Wi-Fi or USB tethering. Pair with a PIN. No account or cloud service in between.
MAKE ROOM FOR WINDOCK.
Install the host for your PC, then the Android app on your phone or tablet. Update both for the new glass controls, all eight backgrounds and Windows song artwork.
Current release 0.3.2Your quiet companion in the system tray.
The whole dock starts here.
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.
Your Hyprland desktop, within reach.
Connect with the same Android companion.
Extract the source ZIP and follow the setup guide to install the desktop tools and touchpad permissions. In the extracted folder, run npm ci and npm run build:linux, then npm start.
A source build runs in the foreground: keep the terminal open for the address and pairing PIN. This preview targets Hyprland. Full GNOME and KDE support, a tray icon and autostart are not available yet.
On Arch or Omarchy, run sudo pacman -U ./WinDock-linux-x64.pkg.tar.zst in the download folder. On Debian or Ubuntu, run sudo apt install ./WinDock-linux-amd64.deb.
Open WinDock from your application menu for the address and pairing PIN. The package brings its own runtime and touchpad permissions, so nothing needs compiling. Close any connection window from an older package before opening the new host.
WinDock keeps running after you close the window. Open it again to see the connection, press S to stop, or run windock stop. Background mode needs a systemd user session; if WinDock says it is running in the window, keep it open.
Linux support remains Hyprland on x86-64. A tray icon and autostart are not available yet.
Linux SHA-256 checksumsOne phone. A whole new workspace.
Made for a sideways point of view.
Download the APK on your Android phone and open it. Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser or file manager.
Update both the PC host and Android app for Switch PC, clipboard history and update checks. Public Android 0.2.2 and later builds update in place and keep phone settings. Older public builds use another signing key and must be uninstalled first; that resets phone-only preferences, while your PC dock stays. Reopen the app and scan the computer’s code for secure pairing. Existing secure pairings are retained.
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SHA-256 checksums ↗Windows and Linux packages are unsigned. Android is debug-signed. Linux supports Hyprland on x86-64. Installation & upgrade details ↗
A place for your Mac, too. A macOS host is planned, starting with an experimental preview. No release date yet.
A place for your iPhone, too. An iOS companion is planned; no release date yet.
Start the PC host.
Open WinDock to see its address and PIN.
Connect your Android.
Use the same Wi-Fi or USB tethering.
Pair. Pin. Make it yours.
Scan the computer’s code, then choose your apps.
A LITTLE HELP, WHEN YOU NEED IT.
Install both apps, connect over Wi-Fi or USB, and learn the everyday controls with our illustrated walkthrough.
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