DockGroups - declutter your Dock, control your workflow

Hey r/macapps**. A month ago I posted DockGroups here. Here's what a month actually looked like.** dockgroups.com | Demo Last month the problem was Dock clutter. This month the problem was mine: I told this sub feedback shapes releases, so now I owe you the receipts. Here's what's behind the curtain: 50 Pro licenses sold. Not quit-your-job money, but 50 people paid for a Dock utility from a stranger on Reddit, which still feels a bit surreal. Zero refunds. I'll take that over any download stat. Free downloads: no idea. I genuinely don't track them. The app only phones home for anonymous update checks (with an off switch), so the free user count is a mystery to me by design. I'm okay with that trade. The 10 promo seats went within the first few days — fast enough that I quietly added a few more when people kept asking. What shipped because of you: Drag & drop reordering — arrange apps within a group instead of being stuck with add-order. Right-click context menus on apps — the same options you'd expect from the real Dock, now inside groups. Add apps from the group itself — no more round-trip to the settings window just to add one app. Coming soon (also your fault): custom backgrounds for standalone Dock icons, and Siri integration — "open my work group" without touching anything. Comparison: Nothing to retract from last time (original post). vs Stacks: not tied to real folders on disk, and you can launch or close a whole group at once. vs DockPops / FolderDock: those are file-first. They let you put documents and folders in groups, browse them, Quick Look them. DockGroups doesn't do files at all, on purpose. What you get instead is the session stuff: Close All, running indicators, Most Used, the usage-based suggestions, global hotkeys. Pick based on which problem you actually have. (One nice difference: Open All and Close All are in my free tier.) vs uBar / ActiveDock: those replace the Dock. DockGroups doesn't, so there's nothing to break or carefully uninstall. vs Raycast / Alfred: different mental model. Those are search-first, this is for people who launch from the Dock. I use Raycast alongside it daily. Pricing: Unchanged. Free: 2 groups, unlimited apps per group, Most Used, Open/Close All, all the shortcuts. Pro is $9.99 one-time for unlimited groups and the standalone Dock icons. No subscription, and no caps that come back after you've paid. This time, instead of free seats: 30% off Pro with code E7BU0F2Z, valid for the first 50 uses. Free seats vanish in hours and mostly reward whoever refreshes fastest — a discount everyone can use felt fairer. Fire away in the comments. Last month's thread rewrote half my roadmap.