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A Windows 10 and 11 desktop shortcut organizer. Folder icons sit alongside your regular desktop icons and expand into shortcut panels on hover or click. One-time purchase, not a subscription.
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Desktop organizer for Windows 10 and 11 that keeps each shortcut group in one folder icon, opening its panel on hover or click. 14-day free trial, then a one-time purchase. This repo holds the releases and docs; the source code isn't public.
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Folder docks for your Windows 10 and 11 desktop. DeskRipple puts folder icons right on your desktop — sitting behind your windows like native icons — that expand on hover or click into a grid of shortcuts. Keep your desktop tidy without giving up one-click access. Grid is one of five expand styles — Grid, Column, Row, Fan, and a 360° Ring. 🌐 Website & live demo: ⬇️ Download: DeskRipple-beta-Setup.exe *(the beta in the file name is the update channel — it installs the current version)* This repository hosts the binaries and documentation for DeskRipple. It does not contain source code.Read the full README ↗
Folder docks for your Windows 10 and 11 desktop. DeskRipple puts folder icons right on your desktop — sitting behind your windows like native icons — that expand on hover or click into a grid of shortcuts. Keep your desktop tidy without giving up one-click access.
Grid is one of five expand styles — Grid, Column, Row, Fan, and a 360° Ring.
🌐 Website & live demo: https://deskripple.com ⬇️ Download: DeskRipple-Setup.exe
This repository hosts the binaries and documentation for DeskRipple. It does not contain source code.
Runs on Windows 10 (22H2) and Windows 11, 64-bit — no separate .NET runtime to install, and no admin rights needed.
The build is code-signed, but a brand-new app can still trigger a Windows SmartScreen notice on first run — if you see one, choose More info → Run anyway.
🔑 DeskRipple is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. DeskRipple runs for 14 days after you install it, then needs a license key to keep working — buy once at https://deskripple.com, enter the key under Manager → About or on the license screen, and there's no expiry. DeskRipple asks you to accept the license agreement (EULA) on first run.
Hit a bug or have an idea? Send feedback or email [email protected].
⭐ If DeskRipple is useful to you, starring this repository helps other Windows users find it.
Proprietary software — © Michael Kline. All rights reserved.
The binaries are distributed under the terms of the End-User License Agreement (EULA.md). No source code is included in this repository, and no license or rights are granted except as expressly stated in the EULA.