Stop hunting for the tab.
Dock your tools, side by side.
Pin up to three live tools beside the page you are working on — so the context you need stays visible without replacing your main tab.
Requires Chrome 116+. Free, forever. No account, no data collection.
The Workday Already Has Enough Interruptions
A message arrives. A meeting starts. You jump to the ATS, then back to email, then to a sourcing tab. Modern work already fragments attention. Dock removes one avoidable source of reorientation: hunting for the context you were just using.
Average time on one screen before attention shifts.
UC Irvine attention research
Meetings, emails, and chats interrupt the average Microsoft 365 workday.
Microsoft Work Trend Index
Employees who say work feels chaotic and fragmented.
Microsoft Work Trend Index
The problem isn't one interruption. It's getting a clean runway back.
Illustration · not a single-study measurement
It can take up to roughly 25 minutes to return to an interrupted project. At a two-minute interruption cadence, about a dozen more demands can arrive before you do.
Illustration combining independently reported Microsoft interruption frequency and UC Irvine attention research; not a single-study measurement.
Dock can't stop the meeting or the email. It can stop your working context from disappearing when attention moves.
Dock Your First Tool in Seconds
No setup wizard. No account. Install, hold a hotkey, click a link.
Hold a hotkey, click a link
Alt + Shift (Option + Shift on Mac). Click any link on the page. Dock slides it into the side panel — your main tab never moves.
Up to three tools, side by side
Keep your ATS, LinkedIn, and ChatGPT open together in scrollable sections. Resize, collapse, and reorder without losing your place.
Pick up where you left off
Dock remembers your open sections across browser restarts, and (with your permission) suggests your most-visited sites as a ready-made workspace.
Watch GLYDE Dock In Action
Option+Shift+click any link to slide it into your Chrome side panel — keep your main tab in flow.
Stop tab-hopping. Dock your tools.
Pin your ATS, LinkedIn, ChatGPT, and notes side-by-side in the Chrome side panel — finish the task instead of hunting for the tab.
- Option+Shift+click any link to dock it
- Up to 3 live tools open together
- Dock chat beside your active work
A Real Workspace, Not a Tab Manager
Nine features that turn the side panel into the place you actually work.
Three tools, one glance
Keep up to three live, scrollable tools open side by side. Resize, collapse, and reorder without losing scroll position — Dock remembers your open sections across restarts.
Pull your tab in
With the cursor in a docked tool, press Alt + V (Option + V on Mac) to drop in the page you are on — or Shift + Alt + V to drop in its text. No copy-paste tab dance.
Picks up where you left off
With your permission, Dock suggests your most-visited sites from the last two weeks so your workspace is ready before you build it. Your history never leaves your device.
A notepad that is always there
Jot, paste, and copy in an auto-saving scratchpad — code blocks and pasted images included — without opening another app. You will see a "Saved ✓" the moment your note lands.
One-click setups
Start your day in one move. Recruiter, Developer, and Finance setups each open a ready-made stack of the right tools — and your workspace is ready before you build it.
Type-and-go shortcuts
The + bar autocompletes the things you reach for — calendars, Indeed, stock tickers, Spotify, a calculator, and more. Type a few letters, dock the tool.
Dock the tab you are on
A single click on the header button docks the URL of your current tab into the panel. One tool at a time, no setup, no friction.
Built for a narrow panel
Docked sites load their mobile layout where they offer one, so they actually fit. When a site refuses to embed, Dock names it and points you to a one-click open in a full tab.
Opens when you do
Optionally get a badge and a single desktop notification when Chrome starts, so the dock is ready the moment you sit down to work. Off by default.
Start Your Day in One Move
Pick a setup and Dock opens a ready-made stack of the right tools in the side panel. Customize from there — or build your own from scratch.
Recruiter
Candidates, sourcing, and AI side by side — no more ten-tab shuffle.
Developer
Keep the docs and the answer one glance away from the code.
Finance
Numbers, news, and your model — pinned together so you stop scrolling.
Researcher
Compare three sources at once without losing your reading spot.
Hands on the Keyboard, Eyes on the Work
Dock is built for people who would rather not reach for the mouse. Pin a link, pull in a tab, or grab its text — all from the keyboard.
Add to Chrome — FreeKeyboard Shortcuts
- Dock a link on the page Alt + Shift + click
- Pull the current tab into a docked tool Alt + V
- Drop in the tab's text instead Shift + Alt + V
- Dock the URL of your current tab Header button · one click
- Open your workspace anytime Click the GLYDE Dock icon
Built for Anyone Done Fighting Tabs
Recruiters
ATS, LinkedIn, and ChatGPT live in ten different tabs.
Keep them side by side. Your main tab never moves.
Researchers
Comparing sources means losing your reading spot.
Hold three sources at once, scroll position intact.
Developers
Docs and references are always a tab-switch away.
Pin the docs next to your code — one glance, no hunt.
Anyone done fighting tabs
Every tab switch makes you rebuild the context you were just using.
Keep the context beside the work you are doing.
Free Shouldn't Cost Your Data
Dock asks for the smallest practical permission set on install, scope-locks every header change to its own panel, and runs entirely on your device. No remote code. No tracking. No data collection.
What Dock does not do: no monitoring, no attention scoring, no behavior tracking.
Smallest practical permissions, on install
History access and clipboard read are asked for in-context, the first time you use the feature that needs them — never upfront.
Header changes scoped to Dock only
The trick that lets stubborn sites embed in the panel applies ONLY to this extension's own dock iframes — never to your other tabs.
No remote code. No tracking. No collection.
Everything runs on your device. Your browsing history — when you opt in — never leaves the machine.
Research behind these numbers
- Microsoft Work Trend Index — "Breaking down the infinite workday."
Interruption every two minutes during core work hours; 275 interruptions/day; 48% of employees and 52% of leaders say work feels chaotic and fragmented.
- UC Irvine — "Regaining Focus in a World of Digital Distractions."
47 seconds average on one screen; up to roughly 25 minutes to return attention to an interrupted project.
- University of California — "How to sharpen your attention and meet your goals."
Corroboration of the 47-second attention figure and its historical decline.
The recovery-window visual above is a derived illustration that combines independently reported Microsoft interruption frequency and UC Irvine attention research. It is not a single-study measurement.
Every Recruiter. Every Tool. Every Candidate. One Unity.
Keep the Context Beside the Work.
Free, on-device, no account. Pin up to three live tools side by side so the context you need stays visible — without replacing your main tab.