# DevDock

Canonical page: https://indiedev.tools/tool/devdock-t_mtws3x1pwhwwadmcsqb

Windows workspace for local projects, commands, Git, Docker, databases, project health, and security checks.

## Overview
DevDock is a local-first desktop workspace designed specifically for Windows developers managing software projects. It streamlines workflows by integrating commands, Git operations, Docker environments, and security checks into a single interface. Ideal for indie developers and small teams, DevDock simplifies project management and enhances productivity by keeping essential tools and project health metrics organized and easily accessible. The free tier allows users to manage up to three local projects, making it a practical solution for developers looking to maintain control over their development environment without the need for complex setups.
## Details
- Category: Development
- Pricing model: free
- Website: [DevDock](https://martingruner.com/projects/devdock)
## Description
DevDock 1.3 is a local-first Windows desktop workspace for managing software projects, saved commands, guided Git workflows, Docker environments, database operations, project health, and security audits. The free tier supports up to three local projects and includes core commands, Git, Docker, Project Doctor, and security audits.
## Best for
- Indie developers managing multiple local projects
- Teams requiring streamlined Git and Docker workflows
- Developers needing integrated security audits and health checks
## Not for
- Users seeking advanced database management tools without the Pro plan
- Developers who prefer a terminal-only workflow
- Teams needing extensive collaboration features
## Getting started
1. Download DevDock from the Microsoft Store and install it on your Windows machine.
2. Register your first local project by adding a folder to the sidebar.
3. Explore the project overview to familiarize yourself with commands and health checks.
## Key features
- Free tier supports up to three local projects
- Integrates Git, Docker, and security checks in one workspace
- Guided workflows simplify complex operations
- Local-first approach ensures data privacy and security
## Limitations
- Advanced database tools require a Pro purchase
- Learning curve for new users unfamiliar with integrated tools
- Limited to Windows platform, excluding other operating systems
## Frequently asked questions
### What is the pricing model for DevDock?
DevDock offers a free tier for up to three local projects, with a one-time Pro purchase available for unlimited projects and additional features.
### Who is DevDock designed for?
DevDock is designed for indie developers and small teams looking to manage local software projects efficiently.
### How does DevDock compare to terminal-based workflows?
DevDock provides a graphical interface for common project workflows, while terminal-based workflows require manual command entry.
### What databases does DevDock support?
DevDock supports SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL for direct schema inspection and operations.
### Can I use DevDock for collaborative projects?
DevDock is primarily designed for individual use; collaborative features are limited.
## Similar tools
- [Codemento](https://indiedev.tools/tool/codemento-t_lygw13bcn2tlpfzhwfm.md) — Another Codemento alternative in the catalog.
- [Latency Test](https://indiedev.tools/tool/latency-test-t_m4zy4qjnp0k3ffbg40e.md) — Another Latency Test alternative in the catalog.
- [IndieLaunch](https://indiedev.tools/tool/indielaunch-t_m581rgqod3uj60z8l4.md) — Another IndieLaunch alternative in the catalog.
## Tags
[windows](https://indiedev.tools/tag/windows.md), [git](https://indiedev.tools/tag/git.md), [docker](https://indiedev.tools/tag/docker.md), [developer-tools](https://indiedev.tools/tag/developer-tools.md), [productivity](https://indiedev.tools/tag/productivity.md)

Last updated: 2026-09-15