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Press kit

Descriptions, facts, illustrations and the app icon, free to use when you write about Berth.

Berth in one sentence

Berth is a native, customizable dock for macOS with profiles you switch by display, Focus or shortcut, and widgets for your Codex and Claude allowance and your next meeting; it never asks for Screen Recording or Accessibility.

Berth in one paragraph

Berth is a customizable dock for macOS. It can keep Apple’s Dock hidden while it is active, or sit beside it on another screen edge. You build named profiles, such as an everyday dock, a meetings dock or a developer dock, each with its own apps, files, folders, links, Shortcuts, stacks, widgets, look and behaviour, and switch between them from the menu bar, with a keyboard shortcut, when a display connects or disconnects, or with a Focus change. Beside the apps sit 12 built-in widgets in a compact readout strip, among them Calendar, which shows the next meeting with Join for Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex and FaceTime links, Now Playing, and Codex usage and Claude usage, which show the subscription allowance left and alert when it runs low. On a MacBook, the notch readout puts CPU, memory, battery, AI allowance, Now Playing or the next meeting beside the camera housing and unfolds into a small dashboard. Berth looks and moves like Apple’s Dock, is native (Swift, AppKit and SwiftUI), uses public APIs only, has no account and no telemetry, and never asks for Screen Recording or Accessibility.

Facts

Price
€10 once
Availability
Berth 1.0 is in final testing
Trial
7 days, every feature, no account
Requires
macOS 13 Ventura or later, Apple silicon and Intel
Made by
Lukas Novak, By All Means
Website
berthapp.org
Contact
support@byallmeans.work

Illustrations

Illustrations, not screenshots. These images are rendered from this site’s own replicas of Berth’s interface, with fixed sample values. The app icons in them are the apps’ own and belong to their owners. Real screenshots of Berth, and a short video, will be added here at release.