This release is about getting files out of your Mac: to other people, off a full disk, and in from your iPhone.

Send a file as a link

Select a file, choose Share Link, and DockDuck gives you a link to send to anyone. They open it in any browser, with no app and no account. The file is encrypted on your Mac before it leaves, so nobody else can read it, not even us. A link holds up to 2 GB, and several files or a folder travel as one zip.

This release is about giving you more than two folders at once, and about folders that keep themselves tidy.

Up to six panes in one window

Split a window into one to six panes, each with its own folder, its own view mode and its own terminal if you use that. Pick the arrangement from the toolbar, or press Control Command and the number of panes you want.

This release is about doing more with fewer clicks, and making the app yours. A good part of it came straight from your reports and requests, so thank you for that.

Here is what's new.

Connect to Server, redesigned

A week after launch day, this is the biggest release DockDuck has shipped. A good part of it came straight from your comments and from what early users asked for, so thank you for that.

Here is what's new.

Workspaces

We're putting together the next release and I'd rather build what you actually need than what I think you need. Candidates on the table right now:

SSH key authentication for SFTP connections (today it's password-only)

Custom themes beyond Light/Dark