TopDock

TopDock is built for the quick check on a daily base. A tile per inbox with a quiet badge shows what's new without opening anything. When something matters, one click opens a panel to read and reply, and Esc puts it away. The aim is fewer tabs and fewer interruptions, not another app to live in. Works on Windows only for now.

TopDock places a bar at the top of a Windows screen with tiles for Gmail, Outlook, X, calendars, todos, bookmarks, and tools. Inbox tiles show unread counts and open a panel for reading and replying without a browser. The app also supports project-based todos, meeting details, file conversion, saved files, and bookmarks. It brings frequently checked accounts and tasks into one place to reduce switching between tabs and apps. Users connect Gmail, Outlook, or X through each platform's official sign-in page; sign-in tokens are stored in Windows Credential Manager. Tiles show new-message counts and open in a drop-down panel for reading, replying, archiving, or composing. Users can turn messages into todos, add calendar accounts to see meetings, and open supported meeting links. The tools convert files on the PC, while bookmarks open links in the user's browser. The bar can be resized and styled. TopDock is for people using Windows 10 or 11 who check Gmail, Outlook, X, calendars, and other everyday tools throughout the day. It supports multiple Gmail and Outlook inboxes, displayed separately or combined, along with a Todos tile and bookmarks. The page emphasizes official account sign-ins, local storage of sign-in tokens, and user-controlled sending. The product is in early testing and is described as coming soon.