Client demo privacy

Hide personal apps before a client demo on Mac.

A client demo should feel focused and controlled. Personal apps in the Dock or Spotlight can make the presentation feel less polished even when nothing sensitive is shown.

For: Founders, freelancers, consultants, sales teams, and product people

01

Professional polish matters

People judge demos by tiny details: the tabs you have open, the apps in your Dock, the notifications that appear, and how prepared your desktop looks.

02

Use a demo-ready Mac state

PrivyDock helps you create a repeatable client-demo state where selected personal apps stay out of everyday view. That makes the Mac feel more intentional before the meeting starts.

03

Protect attention

A clean screen keeps the client focused on the product, proposal, or walkthrough. The fewer distractions your Mac shows, the stronger the demo feels.

A practical workflow before your Mac becomes visible.

01Hide personal apps with PrivyDock.
02Open only the files, tabs, and apps needed for the demo.
03Turn on Focus.
04Check Spotlight and Launchpad before starting.
05Record a dry run if the demo matters.

Short answers for this use case.

Why hide apps before a client demo?
It reduces distractions and keeps personal app names out of view while presenting a polished work environment.
Is PrivyDock only for privacy?
Privacy is the main use case, but the cleaner presentation and reduced visual clutter are also useful for demos.