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Docker widget for Windows

Your containers with their state, image, ports, and live CPU and memory, plus start, stop, and restart controls on the tile itself. Show stopped containers or hide them, require confirmation before stopping something, and get notified when a container exits unexpectedly.

Free · Windows 10 and 11 · No account required

Docker
4 running2 stopped
db-mainpostgres:165432→5432
Up 3 days0.8% · 214 MB
cacheredis:76379→6379
Up 3 days0.2% · 12 MB
apinode:20
Up 4 hours12.4% · 186 MB
workernode:20
Up 4 hours3.1% · 98 MB
legacy-apinode:18
Exited (0) 2 days ago
test-runnernode:20-alpine
Exited (1) 6 hours ago

The real Docker widget, running live. Drag it around.

What it’s for

What Docker is good for

The everyday jobs this widget was built to handle.

Check what is running without dropping into a terminal

Restart a container mid-debug in one click

Get notified when a container dies on its own

Settings

Every Docker setting

7 options, set per widget - so two copies of Docker on the same dashboard can behave completely differently. Highlighted values are the defaults.

Refresh seconds

5103060

Show stopped

OnOff

Confirm stop

OnOff

Advanced

Show stats

OnOff

Show ports

OnOff

Notify on exit

OnOff

Alert sound

defaultchimebellbeepyour own clip
Setup

Getting Docker on your desktop

  1. 01

    Install

    Download and run the installer. No account, no sign-in.

  2. 02

    Add the widget

    Hit Add Widget, or press Ctrl+K and search for it by name.

  3. 03

    Make it yours

    Drag it where you want, resize it, and set the options below.

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