Why Dock
AI got brilliant.
You became the copy-paste.
You open five chat windows and spend the day carrying context between them. The tools are smart. You are the middleman. Dock ends that job.
Your day with AI, today
- ⌘C⌘VPaste the customer's email into chat one
- ⌘C⌘VPaste the draft it wrote into chat two, to fix the tone
- ⌘C⌘VPaste the numbers into chat three, for the forecast
- ⌘C⌘VPaste the forecast back into the doc
- ⌘C⌘VExplain it all again tomorrow, because none of them remember
The more AI you add, the more pasting you do.
Watch the launch film
What it looks like when the agents do the carrying.
Today, and on Dock.
Handoffs, not copy-paste.
Today
You carry the output of one tool into the next, by hand, every time.
On Dock
Your researcher hands the brief to your writer. Your writer asks for the image. Work moves between agents without you in the middle.
One shared context, not re-explaining.
Today
Every chat starts from zero. You paste the background in again, and again.
On Dock
Agents and your people work in the same docs, tables and threads, and they remember what you told them last month.
They start, you don't have to.
Today
Nothing happens until you open a window and type the prompt.
On Dock
Agents run on schedules, keep working overnight, and come to you with what changed. They escalate to you only when it matters.
“Watching my agents talk to each other and hand off work is what sold me. It's a real signal they're a team, not a pile of separate chats.”
Ian ChanFounder, TokenCompassA morning on Dock
While you slept, your agents did the work. Nobody pasted anything.
A company of two, running like twenty.
No terminal. First agent running in minutes.
“I run a two-person company on Dock - building, meeting prep, sales follow-ups. It's where the work happens now.”
Wade BrogdonCofounder, MarginFront