8 alternativesDockDoor: Free, open source

The best DockDoor alternatives

For most people the best alternative to DockDoor is Rectangle, and the best free one is AltTab.

Best alternativeRectangle app iconRectanglePick it if you want windows side by side on a laptop screen and don't want to pay anything.Free, open source

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AppPriceHow you payMacDeveloperSetappRating
DockDoor app iconDockDoorFree, open sourceFreeToo few ratings
Rectangle app iconRectangleFree, open sourceFreeToo few ratings
AltTab app iconAltTabFree to startFree, with paid upgradesToo few ratings
Swish app iconSwish$16 oncePay onceToo few ratings
Loop app iconLoopFree, open sourceFreeToo few ratings
rcmd app iconrcmdFree to startFree, with paid upgradesToo few ratings
DockFlow app iconDockFlowFrom $14.99SubscriptionToo few ratings
Moom app iconMoom$15 oncePay onceToo few ratings
Snapset app iconSnapset$35 oncePay onceToo few ratings

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The alternatives, in order

  1. 1Rectangle app icon

    Rectangle

    Free, open sourceBest alternative

    Pick it if you want windows side by side on a laptop screen and don't want to pay anything.

    Free window snapping to halves, thirds and corners by shortcut or drag, the same job Magnet charges $4.99 for.

  2. 2AltTab app icon

    AltTab

    Free to startBest free

    Pick it if you keep several windows of 1 app open and Command-Tab never lands on the right one.

    Windows-style switching that previews every open window, including minimized ones and those on other Spaces.

  3. 3Swish app icon

    Swish

    $16 once

    Pick it if you work on a trackpad and would rather swipe and pinch windows into place than press shortcuts.

    Snap, close and minimize windows with trackpad swipes and pinches, for $16 once on 2 Macs.

  4. 4Loop app icon

    Loop

    Free, open source

    Pick this if you want a free snapping tool driven by 1 key and a flick of the mouse.

    A free, open-source window manager where 1 key and a flick of the mouse snap any window into place.

  5. 5rcmd app icon

    rcmd

    Free to start

    Pick this if you switch apps rather than arrange windows, and want each app on its own letter key.

    Hold Right Command and tap a letter to jump to any app, free, with a €15 Pro for saved window sets.

  6. 6DockFlow app icon

    DockFlow

    From $14.99

    Pick it if you switch between different kinds of work on one Mac and want a Dock that matches each one.

    Save Dock setups as presets and switch by hotkey, menu bar or Focus mode.

  7. 7Moom app icon

    Moom

    $15 once

    Pick this if you rebuild the same writing or meeting layout every day and want it back in 1 click.

    Saved window layouts and 1-click snapping from the green button, for $15 once with no subscription.

  8. 8Snapset app icon

    Snapset

    $35 once

    Pick it if you switch between a desk setup and a laptop setup and rebuild your windows every time.

    Saves your apps, windows, browser tabs and folders as a set and brings them all back in one go.

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When DockDoor is still the right pick

You keep several windows of the same app open and click through them hunting for the right one.

DockDoor prices and verdictFree, open source