Moor part · Desktop
Your desktop, at a glance.
Deck is Moor's part for the desktop. Moor's widgets sit over the wallpaper, under every window, full size. Sales, builds, agents, your next meeting.
Stands in for Desktop widgets. Included with Moor, off until you turn it on.
What Deck does
The same widgets
All 50 of Moor's widgets, the ones in your docks: revenue, CI, coding agents, calendar, music and more.
Edit in place
Drag to move, snapping to an 8-point grid. Resize and remove from each widget's menu. Or use the keyboard.
A layout per display
A widget remembers its display, and goes back there when you plug it in.
A layout per profile
Optional. Give a profile its own desktop widgets. Switch profiles and the desktop follows.
Clicks go through
A widget with nothing to click lets clicks through to the desktop. Now Playing still plays and pauses.
Out of the way
Widgets hide while an app is full screen on their display, and pause while the screen sleeps.
Desktop widgets, or Deck?
macOS has desktop widgets too. Here is what Apple's guide for macOS 26 says, next to Deck.
| Task | macOS 26 | Deck |
|---|---|---|
| Widgets on the desktop | Yes (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Deck docs) |
| Widgets from your iPhone | Yes (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026)With iOS 17 or later | No (see the Deck docs)Moor's own widgets only |
| Revenue, CI and coding-agent widgets | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Deck docs)Stripe, Shopify, GitHub Actions, Claude Code and more |
| A different layout per display | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Deck docs) |
| A different layout per profile | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Deck docs)Optional |
| Dim widgets to monochrome | Yes (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026)Automatically, always or never | Yes (see the Deck docs)Automatically, always or never |
Pick a macOS answer to open the Apple Support page it came from, read 28 October 2026. Not stated means Apple's page doesn't mention it, which is not the same as no. Where macOS wins: Apple's widgets are built in and include your iPhone's widgets.
Turn it on
Open Settings → Parts
In Moor's menu bar menu, choose Settings, then Parts.
Switch Deck on
It starts at once. Turn it off and its shortcuts, windows and menu bar items go away.
Find it in Settings → Deck
Deck gets its own page in Settings while it's on.
Only the Docks are on when you start. Every part comes with every license and trial, at no extra cost. Or from Terminal: moor parts enable deck.
Permissions
- None
- Deck needs no permissions. A widget that needs an account says so, as it does in a dock.
Moor asks only when you turn on the feature that needs it. Permissions in detail →
Shortcuts
| Move a widget, in edit mode | Arrow keys (⇧ for bigger steps) |
|---|---|
| Remove a widget, in edit mode | Delete |
| Leave edit mode | Esc |
Open edit mode from Settings → Deck or the Deck menu in Moor's menu bar menu. Every shortcut →
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macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, Apple silicon. Quit Moor and Apple's Dock comes right back.