# Apps Are Go

An unlimited-dock app and script launcher — the maintained successor to the discontinued DragThing.

- **Category:** [Utilities](https://notchlist.vercel.app/category/utilities/)
- **Price:** $2.99
- **Open source:** no
- **Official site:** https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apps-are-go/id1481106115
- **Available via:** Mac App Store
- **Requirements:** macOS 11 or later, per the Mac App Store listing.
- **Maker:** Steve Mills (Armpit Studios)

## Kitsmith's take

Built explicitly as a replacement for DragThing, the app/document launcher many longtime Mac users ran for over two decades before it stopped being developed: any number of customizable docks, each with tabs, holding apps, documents, folders, and AppleScript/shell scripts, triggered by click or a global keyboard shortcut. From Steve Mills, an independent Mac developer.

## Features

- **Unlimited docks and tabs:** Any number of docks, each with multiple tabs, snapped to any screen edge.
- **Scripts, not just apps:** Run AppleScript or shell scripts from a dock with a click.
- **Global key equivalents:** Assign a keyboard shortcut to any dock item for one-keypress launching.

## FAQ

**Is Apps Are Go a DragThing replacement?**

Yes — the developer built it explicitly as a successor after DragThing stopped being developed.

**How much does Apps Are Go cost?**

$2.99, one-time purchase, per its Mac App Store listing.

**Can Apps Are Go run scripts, not just launch apps?**

Yes — docks can run AppleScript or shell scripts directly, in addition to launching apps, documents, and folders.


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Hand-verified listing on Kitsmith: https://notchlist.vercel.app/apps/apps-are-go/