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PickDock
Organize Android apps, web and map links into handy tabs
PickDock puts Android apps, web links and map links into tabs you organize. Search and sort your links, adjust display size and layout, and open a tab through a home widget or shortcut. Backup and restore includes a review of differences before restoring, while missing app entries are retained. Build separate spaces for the links you use during different parts of your day. Android only.
PickDock is for keeping the apps and links you use together within easy reach on Android. Organize app, web and map links into tabs, choose their size and arrangement, and open them from widgets or tab shortcuts. When restoring a backup, review differences first; entries for missing apps are retained. The gallery uses English presentation materials from our site, including composited concepts that may differ from current device screens. How would you organize your tabs?
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About PickDock on Product Hunt
“Organize Android apps, web and map links into handy tabs”
PickDock was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #417 on the daily leaderboard. PickDock puts Android apps, web links and map links into tabs you organize. Search and sort your links, adjust display size and layout, and open a tab through a home widget or shortcut. Backup and restore includes a review of differences before restoring, while missing app entries are retained. Build separate spaces for the links you use during different parts of your day. Android only.
PickDock was featured in Android (57.7k followers) and Productivity (663.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 220.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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