Gmail, Outlook, X & Reddit in one bar
Every inbox, one glance away. TopDock adds a slim bar to the top of your screen with a tile for Gmail, Outlook, X and Reddit, each with a badge for what's new, plus a todo list for what can't wait. Read and reply right there, without opening a browser, then get back to work.
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Lunch on Thursday?
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Re: Launch checklist
Added my notes to the doc. Two small things before Friday…
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No more jumping between tabs and apps. Each inbox gets a tile with a quiet badge; one click drops it down, Esc closes it again.
Coming from another app? See how TopDock compares with Mailbird, Wavebox and Checker Plus for Gmail, or browse all Windows inbox apps.
Check in seconds
The bar reserves its own space at the top of your screen, like the taskbar, so windows never cover it. Each tile shows how many new messages are waiting. Click to read, press Esc, done.
Answer right there
Read the whole email, reply or reply all, write a new one and attach files by dragging them in. Archive or delete handled mail in one click, with Undo if you change your mind. Half-written replies are kept, even after a restart.
Your inboxes, your way
Connect as many Gmail and Outlook inboxes as you like. Give each tile a name and a colour so you never guess which inbox has the badge, or merge them into one combined tile that shows where every message came from.
X and Reddit, built in
See your X mentions and replies with profile pictures, plus who liked, reposted or followed you. Reply or write a new post in place. On Reddit, read replies and messages, answer them, or write a new post with the right flair.
Todos, right on the bar
Some mail can't be answered in ten seconds. Press T on any email, mention or Reddit reply and it becomes a todo that links straight back to the message. Group todos into projects with their own colour, add a date or a time, and the Todos tile shows what's due today.
Make it yours
Pick the dock style that suits your screen and see it live before you keep it. Drag the bar's edge to make it as wide as you like, resize the drop-down panel by its corner, and choose light, dark, or whatever Windows uses.
Quiet by design
TopDock never interrupts you unless you ask it to. Turn on pop-ups for the one tile that matters, set quiet hours for evenings and weekends, or pause all checks from the tray.
TopDock runs on your PC and talks straight to Gmail, Outlook, X and Reddit. There's no TopDock server in between.
You connect each account through the platform's own sign-in page. TopDock never sees your password.
Sign-in tokens live in Windows Credential Manager, encrypted by Windows, never in a file or in the cloud.
No automated posts or replies. Every email and post goes out only when you press Send.
Remove an account and TopDock erases its sign-in, saved messages, drafts and tiles from your PC. Your todos stay, without the link.
Try everything free for 7 days, no card needed. One licence covers 3 PCs.
Every inbox, one bar, on up to 3 PCs.
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Only €3.25 a month
Billed €39 once a year.
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Gmail and Outlook (as many inboxes as you like), X and Reddit. You can also pin a single conversation as its own tile.
In Windows Credential Manager on your own PC. TopDock has no account system and no server, so there's nowhere else for them to go.
Yes. Add the Todos tile for a short list with projects, colours and deadlines, or press T on any message to turn it into a todo that links back to it. Todos are saved on your PC only, and a todo keeps a link to the message, not a copy of it.
Never by itself. You write everything, and nothing is sent until you press Send or Ctrl+Enter.
X charges developers for reading its API. TopDock keeps those reads small: it only fetches what's new, and you choose how often it checks mentions and likes, or turn activity off.
No. TopDock is a small bar that checks for new messages every few minutes and stays out of the way the rest of the time.
More answers, shortcuts and fixes in the help center.
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