Comparison · checked Nov 8, 2026

Doca vs TranslucentTB

TranslucentTB makes the taskbar transparent, and that's it. Doca is a different kind of app: a dock with apps, folders, widgets and environments. You can even use both.

Quick answer

Pick TranslucentTB if you like the Windows taskbar as it is and just want it transparent. Pick Doca if you want to change how you use the bar, not just how it looks.

Side by side

DocaTranslucentTB
What it isdock with environments and widgetstaskbar transparency and effects
PriceUS$ 9 one-time (7-day free trial, no card)Free (Microsoft Store) and open source
Windows 11YesYes
Windows 10Yes (2004 or newer)Yes
Latest version1.0.26 (Nov 3, 2026)2026.2 (Aug 31, 2026)
Magnification (Mac-style)YesNo
Widgets on the barYes, 40+No
Multiple docks or profilesYes (environments)No
Replaces the taskbarOptionalNo
On the side of the screenYes (left or right)No
Multiple monitorsYes, one dock per monitorNot confirmed
In PortugueseYesNot confirmed
Open sourceNoYes (GPL-3.0)

Where TranslucentTB is better

TranslucentTB's limitations

Where Doca is better

Doca's limitations

Looking for other options? See TranslucentTB alternatives and Best docks for Windows in 2026.

Sources

We make Doca. The other apps' facts were checked against the sources below on Nov 8, 2026; spotted something outdated? Email contato@racoelho.com.br.

Frequently asked questions

Is TranslucentTB free?

Free (Microsoft Store) and open source.

Does TranslucentTB work on Windows 11?

Yes. The latest version we found is 2026.2, from Aug 31, 2026.

Can I use Doca together with TranslucentTB?

Usually yes: Doca is a separate app and doesn't modify system files. We haven't tested every combination with TranslucentTB; if something looks off, email contato@racoelho.com.br.

How much is Doca?

7 days free with everything unlocked. After that, US$ 9 once, no subscription.