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A Caddy for every assignment. A lot less clutter. A bunch more done. And a little bit of fun.

Everything here is cleared for editorial use. If you need something that is not in it, write to Blake and he will make it.

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Screenshots at full resolution, the app in eight states on transparency, the tab in vector, the icon, the lockup, the wordmark, the mark, and a plain-text fact sheet.

The app

Name on the Mac App Store	Caddy Docs
What people call it	Caddy
Tagline	Little Workstations for Big Ideas
Platform	macOS 15 or later. Universal, for Apple silicon and Intel.
Price	$9.99, one time. No subscription.
Category	Productivity
Developer	Blake Morris, Kentucky
Privacy	No account, no analytics, and no network code of any kind. Data Not Collected.
Contact	blake@caddydocs.com

What it is

Caddy turns the edges of a Mac screen into workspaces. Each Caddy is a colored tab docked to the left, right, or top edge, and it holds one body of work: a class, a client, a case, a project. Click the tab and a small workstation opens over the app you are already in, carrying that work’s documents, notes, and reading panes. Click it again and it goes back to the edge and stays out of the way.

There is no Dock icon, by design. Caddy lives in the menu bar as a small flag and on the screen edges as tabs, and clicking a tab never takes keyboard focus from the app you are typing in. You can read from a Caddy while you keep working in Word.

Inside an open Caddy the interior is a real pane layout. Any document, and the notes, can be picked up by a title strip and dropped beside, above, or below anything else, and the seams drag on both axes. PDFs render in the pane. Word documents render in the pane. Anything else is handed to the app that owns it. Files are read where they already live, and are never copied and never changed.

The tabs behave like physical objects. They slide along an edge, lift off it, and can be thrown across the display with momentum that decays. There are sixteen colors. There is a mode called No Gravity that sets the whole fleet floating loose, drifting and bouncing off each other and off the sides of the screen, until you click one and it flies back to the rail.

Screenshots

Every document shown is fictional and was written for the app. Full resolution versions, plus the app in eight states on transparency, are in the kit.

Brand

• Caddy Green #1c4429
• Soft green #2c5c3c
• Flag red #b23a2b
• Cream #f2f5ef
• Bone #eceee7
• Ink #1e2a22

The app is SF Pro throughout; tab labels are SF Pro Rounded Semibold 12pt. Please do not alter the icon, the mark, or the wordmark, or place them on grounds that break their contrast.

Boilerplate

Lift any of this verbatim.

One line. Caddy is a Mac app that turns the edges of your screen into workspaces, one per assignment.

One paragraph. Caddy turns the edges of a Mac screen into workspaces. Each Caddy is a colored tab docked to an edge, holding one body of work and its documents, notes, and reading panes. Click the tab and a small workstation opens over the app you are already in; click it again and it goes back to the edge. There is no Dock icon and no network connection of any kind. Caddy Docs is $9.99 on the Mac App Store and requires macOS 15 or later.

The story

Blake Morris graduated law school in May 2026 and clerks at a small Kentucky firm. An assignment would arrive Monday and another Tuesday, and by Thursday he had documents for six different matters scattered across one desktop and no idea which folder held what. He wanted something that kept each assignment together and stayed quiet in between. Nothing did exactly that, so he built it.

Caddy is his first app. On the No Gravity mode, which lets the tabs float free and bump into each other, he has written: “None of that makes you faster at anything. I put it in because I liked it.”