ReDock Free · macOS and Windows

Download ReDock.

One download, then a running site about a minute later. No terminal, no Docker, no account.

macOS
Download for macOS Disk image (.dmg) macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple silicon
Windows
Download for Windows Installer (.exe) Windows 10 or later · 64-bit The Studio, for docs, video and images, runs on macOS. Sites, the agent, sharing and the MCP server are the same on both.
Release notes and earlier builds on GitHub → · Support
First launch

One extra click, once.

Neither build carries a code-signing certificate yet, so both systems will say so the first time you open it, and both let you continue. It is a certificate we have not bought, not a sign anything is wrong. After the first open, ReDock behaves like any other app.

macOS
The app is not signed yet, so macOS will say it is from an unidentified developer. Right-click the app and choose Open the first time, after that it opens normally.
Windows
The installer is not signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn you. Choose More info, then Run anyway, after that it installs normally.
Then what

Read the manifest. Make a site.

Setup shows you a numbered list of everything it will change on your machine before it changes anything, and every item is reversible from Settings → Uninstall.

What the certificate authority is What leaves your machine
  1. 01 Install it. On macOS, open the .dmg and drag ReDock to Applications, then open it from there. On Windows, run the installer.
  2. 02 Read the manifest, approve once. A local certificate authority so your sites get real HTTPS, routing for .test addresses, and ReDock's own folder for the runtimes it installs. It also says plainly that anonymous error reports are on, and names the switch: Settings → Advanced.
  3. 03 Make a site. New site → WordPress. Wait for the green pill. Open wp-admin. That is the whole onboarding.
Updates ReDock offers new versions quietly and applies them on your next restart. It never interrupts a running site to update itself.
What it installs Nothing into your system. PHP, Node, Bun, the database and the web server live in ReDock's own folder, per version, per site. Uninstall lists every item and removes it.
When something breaks The app tells you in plain words, and every error it knows carries its fix. What's new logs every release, and support answers within two working days.
Release emails

One email per release. Nothing else.