Every setting on your Mac is three clicks away, and the one you want is always
the third. JumpDock puts them in your menu bar instead.
One click opens Displays, or Sound, or Login Items, or the Privacy section that
governs which apps can record your screen. One click opens Terminal, Disk
Utility, Activity Monitor. Give any of them a keyboard shortcut and skip the
click entirely.
Gatekeeper — the “Allow applications from” setting, and the list of blocked apps
you have to approve — sits at the very bottom of a long Privacy & Security pane,
and macOS gives it no direct link. Every other shortcut app can get you to the
pane. JumpDock scrolls to the setting.
That is the shortcut the app started as, and you can have it free forever — or pick a different one. The free shortcut is whichever destination you turn on first, and you can change your mind whenever you like.
**WHAT YOU CAN REACH**
• Privacy sections — Screen Recording, Microphone, Camera, Location Services,
Accessibility, Automation, Files & Folders
• Settings panes — Displays, Sound, Bluetooth, Network, Notifications, Focus,
Keyboard, Trackpad, Sharing, Software Update, Login Items, Time Machine,
Startup Disk, Users & Groups, Screen Time, Wallpaper
• Utilities — Terminal, Disk Utility, Activity Monitor, Console, System
Information, Screenshot, Audio MIDI Setup, Bluetooth Explorer
Thirty-two destinations, and JumpDock checks each one against your Mac — so
nothing is offered that your system does not have.
**MAKE IT YOURS**
• A separate menu bar icon for every shortcut, or one icon with a menu — your
choice, and JumpDock tells you when your menu bar has run out of room
• A colour per shortcut, so you recognise them by shape and tint
• A keyboard shortcut per destination
• Reorder the list; the first one is what the single icon opens
• Menu bar, Dock, or both
• Opens at login, out of your way until you need it
**ABOUT PERMISSIONS**
Only one shortcut needs Accessibility access: the Gatekeeper jump, because
scrolling that pane is the only way to reach a section macOS gives no link to.
Every other shortcut is a plain link or an app launch and asks for nothing. Turn
the scrolling off and JumpDock needs no permission at all.
No accounts. No ads. No tracking. JumpDock talks to the internet exactly once,
to check your license key, and never again.
**FREE, AND PAID**
One shortcut is free and always will be — whichever one you enable first, yours
to change at any time. A paywall in front of a single one-click shortcut would
make the app useless rather than limited.
A one-time $4.99 license makes the rest of your list active too, each with its
own menu bar icon, colour and keyboard shortcut. There is no seat limit: one
license covers every Mac you own — buy it once, use the same key everywhere.
**REQUIREMENTS**
macOS 13 Ventura or later. Universal — Apple Silicon and Intel. Signed and
notarized by Apple.