Your Microsoft 365, in the nav pane.
Dockli hosts a Windows shell namespace extension inside File Explorer, so SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive and Hub Sites appear right below This PC — no browser tabs, no sync folders, no duplicate copies on disk.
- Native nav-pane entries for every Microsoft 365 workload
- One unified tree: Hub Sites, SharePoint, Teams and OneDrive
- No OneDrive sync bloat and no duplicate folders on disk
HUB SITES
SHAREPOINT SITES
MICROSOFT TEAMS
ONEDRIVE
LIBRARIES
One tree for your whole tenant
Open File Explorer and click Dockli in the navigation pane. Everything you can reach in Microsoft 365 is organized into one browsable tree:
- Hub Sites — your organization’s SharePoint hub sites, discovered across the tenant.
- SharePoint Sites — every site you have access to.
- Teams — the SharePoint document libraries behind the teams you’ve joined.
- OneDrive — your personal OneDrive, including the whole drive.
Expand any site to drill into its libraries, folders and files. Content loads on demand as you navigate, so even the largest tenants stay fast and responsive.
The Explorer you already know
Dockli isn’t a new app to learn — it’s File Explorer. Every drag, drop, rename and right-click works the way people expect. Files open straight into the Office desktop app or your browser, profile photos render for the people in your tenant, and Dockli follows your Windows light or dark theme automatically.
Built natively, no sync
Under the hood, a C++ shell extension hosts Dockli’s interface (a WebView2 view) directly inside Explorer, and a small local service talks to Microsoft Graph on your behalf. Nothing is downloaded and mirrored to disk the way sync clients do — your files stay in Microsoft 365, and Dockli simply gives you a native window onto them.
See it in your own Explorer.
Per-user install · no admin rights · 1-month free trial.