Every mode brings its own desk.

Widgets sit in the dock next to your apps, and each mode has its own set. A widget only works while its mode is showing.

Add widgets to a mode from Settings › Widgets: here AI usage and weather join Building.

Writing gets a word count and a focus timer; Meeting gets your next event with a Join button; Building gets GitHub reviews and CI, Vercel deploys and AI usage; Founder gets today’s revenue.

There are thirty in all, including Now Playing, clipboard history, quick notes, reminders, weather, countdown, quick toggles, Shortcuts, batteries, a file shelf, On Air, Today’s Focus, Focus Garden, a photo frame, sky and a stock ticker.

Any widget can also sit on the desktop, bigger, in a top corner — and swap with the mode.

See it work.

The whole catalogue: Focus, Time and Calendar, Everyday, Fun, Media, Building, Business and System.
Click a widget for more detail, like the weather and Claude Code usage.
Any widget can sit on the desktop too, in each mode.
Desktop widgets work in place: jot a note, start the timer.

What you get.

Keys stay in the Keychain

API keys for GitHub, Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Dodo Payments, Vercel, Linear and Sentry are kept in the Keychain.

No location needed

Weather comes from Open-Meteo, with the city guessed from your time zone.

Desktop widgets

Each mode’s own desktop widgets, on any display.

Set it up.

Settings › Widgets

  1. Open Settings › Widgets and pick a size.
  2. Add a widget to the current mode, or to the desktop.
  3. Add keys for online services in Settings › Timer & Accounts.

Good to know

Questions.

Do widgets slow the dock down?

Each widget polls only while its mode shows it. With everything on, HeyDock idles under 1% CPU.