HeyDockHeyDock vs Moor
Moor: A Mac Dock replacement with profiles that switch automatically, 50 widgets, agent status and an MCP server.
| HeyDock | Moor | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $19 Solo or $29 Duo, one-time, every 1.x update | $29 one-time, Moor 1.x updates included |
| Trial and refunds | No trial; 7-day refund | 14-day free trial; 30-day refunds |
| Macs per purchase | 1 (Solo) or 2 (Duo) | All your own Macs (one licence per person) |
| Requires | macOS 26 or later, Apple silicon | macOS 26 or later, Apple silicon |
| Replaces the Mac Dock | Yes, optional; or sits beside it | Yes, per profile: Apple’s Dock, Moor’s, or both |
| Modes or profiles | Yes: pill, menu bar, ⌥1–9, suggestions | Profiles, switched by ⌃⌥1–9, swipe, Shortcuts, links or rules (displays, front app, time, calendar, power) |
| Pause before off-task apps and sites | Yes, during Focus, with a wait you choose; sites in Chrome, Brave, Arc and Edge | Not listed; Zone mode dims everything but your work tools |
| Holds notifications | Yes: off-mode messages wait, then one digest | Meeting mode quiets badges; Dock Pulse shows which service needs you |
| Restores where you left off | Yes: apps, files, pages and a note | Not listed |
| AI | On-device (Apple Foundation Models) sorts apps and sites by mode | Rules-based switching; MCP server for agents |
| Widgets | 30, set per mode | 50 |
Moor facts from moorapp.com, checked 2 November 2026. Something wrong? Email [email protected].
Which to pick.
Pick Moor if…
…you want a free trial, one licence for all your Macs, rule-based automatic profiles, an MCP server today, or status for many coding agents.
Pick HeyDock if…
…you want on-device AI that judges each app and site, a Stay-or-switch gate with waits and budgets, held notifications with a digest, and Where was I.