Guided install
Open Microsoft's Windows download page or import a local ISO, then create a local Windows 11 ARM virtual machine.
Windows on your Mac
WinDock
A focused Windows 11 ARM virtual machine workflow for Apple Silicon Macs. Less VM setup, more getting things done.
WinDock does not include Windows, Windows installation media, or a Windows license. Windows is provided by Microsoft and must be obtained, licensed, installed, and activated by the user.
Focused Windows VM workflow for Mac
The everyday VM tasks, simplified
WinDock is not trying to be a giant VM console. It focuses on installation, running Windows, and the daily bridges between macOS and Windows.
Shared files
The default shared folder is WinDock Shared in Documents, shown inside Windows as W:.
External disks
External disks connected to the Mac can appear through Mac External Disks inside the shared folder.
Clipboard sync
Copy and paste text between macOS and Windows for everyday notes, links, and snippets.
Audio output
Windows app, browser, and video audio can play through your Mac.
Local by design
Your virtual machines, shared folder, and settings stay on your Mac. WinDock does not collect personal data.
A clear setup path
WinDock reduces manual VM configuration and keeps the necessary steps in one focused flow.
Get Windows
Download Windows 11 ARM from Microsoft or import a Windows ISO you already have.
Create the VM
WinDock prepares the local VM disk and runtime components.
Finish setup
Complete the Windows installer and activate Windows according to Microsoft's terms.
Start working
Use Windows with W: shared files, text clipboard sync, audio, and external disk access.
Prepared for the Mac App Store
WinDock is planned for Mac App Store distribution. This website does not provide a standalone app download; after approval, this section will link to the App Store product page.