😸 2 docks are better than 1

gm legends, happy Friday and happy fourth to our American readers.

Here’s today’s power trio: a plugin that turns static designs into living prototypes you can click and export as code; a stealthy second dock that never disappears in fullscreen so your favorite apps stay within reach; and a video wizard that peels open your clips into 4D scenes you can roam around.

Grab your mug, pick your weapon, and let’s own this Friday.

P.S. Launching soon? We’d love to hear about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶

EX-4D takes any ordinary video clip and carves out its hidden 3D geometry and motion over time. Upload a clip, let it reconstruct depth, mesh and textures, then pan around, zoom in or shift your perspective as if you shot it in VR.

🔥 Our Take: Imagine peeling back reality’s skin and stepping inside your own footage. One minute you’re watching a flat scene, the next you’re stalking the corner of the room from behind the sofa. It’s rough around the edges on chaotic shots, but when it locks in the mesh you get a mind-bending taste of digital teleportation.

Another Dock adds a native-feeling second dock to your Mac that stays visible in fullscreen and lets you pin apps, folders or files for one-click access. Drag to add, click to launch, reorder however you like, no subscriptions or bloat.

🔥 Our Take: Your macOS dock is a one-trick pony that vanishes when you need it most. This second dock never quits, so you pin the tools and folders you actually use and stop hunting through endless menus. It blends in so well you forget it’s there.

Phase hooks into Figma and turns your designs into fully interactive prototypes with real code export. Build complex user flows, simultaneous interactions and export React components without wrestling plugins.

🔥 Our Take: Watching a flat mockup come alive with clickable flows and live code is a thrill. Phase gets you 80% of the way to a working app in minutes, though you’ll still need to polish edge cases and style quirks before handing it off. It’s a serious speed boost for teams that hate endless handoffs.

You’ve probably seen the memes about Soham Parekh juggling 3–4 YC gigs at once.

Nika asked, “Would you hire someone moonlighting across full-time roles like that?” Replies split into two camps: champions of next-level hustle who say cross-company skills are gold, and skeptics warning that divided attention, burnout or loyalty clashes can wreck a team. Stories range from founders swooning over the multi-hat phenom to horror tales of vanished contributors when deadlines hit.

So the real question: does moonlighting at warp speed prove you’re unstoppable, or are you a ticking time-bomb for any startup?