Dockit lets you open your favorite apps without going back to the home screen every time. Just swipe from the edge of your phone, find the app you need, and release your finger. That’s pretty much how it works. If you often switch between chatting, browsing the web, and other apps, this can save you a few extra taps.
You can also change the way the dock looks. There is a normal side panel, or you can use a round wheel if you prefer having the icons arranged in a circle. The app has several backgrounds too, including dark, glass, neon, and gradient styles. So you can keep it simple or make it look a bit more colorful, depending on your taste.
Key features:
- Quick App Access: Open apps from the edge of the screen instead of returning to your home screen.
- Hold and Release: Swipe to the app you want, then let go to launch it.
- Linear Dock: A side panel that keeps your favorite apps close.
- Radial Wheel: A circular layout that can be easier to use with one hand.
- Different Backgrounds: Choose from dark, frosted glass, neon, and gradient designs.
- Custom Appearance: Adjust the dock to fit the look of your phone.
- Accessibility Service: Dockit uses this service to display the dock while you’re using other apps. You have to enable it yourself in Android settings.
Dockit doesn’t do anything particularly complicated, and that’s fine. It is mainly for people who get tired of returning to the home screen all the time. If that sounds like you, give it a try and see whether it fits the way you use your phone.
