Meet Avery: a little room to think.
Avery brings a quieter rhythm to the crew. She makes room for a thought, straightens a small stack of books, and knows when it is time to step away. Her 3D build already sorts priority cards, tidies the cables and takes her reading breaks, and she keeps learning new habits.
A different rhythm
Not every buddy needs to sprint across the screen. Avery’s personality starts with noticing things: looking closely, making a little space, and finding the next thoughtful step. She is designed to balance Max’s restless energy, not compete with it.
Small rituals, clearly expressed
A reading break, a moment with a notebook, or a carefully arranged stack of books can say a lot about a mood. For Avery, these moments work when her hands, eyes and posture all feel natural. You should understand what she is doing before anyone tells you.
The artwork comes first
Avery’s ivory hoodie, round glasses and loosely gathered bun are the heart of her look. The pictures on this site are finished, and her 3D build now moves too: her character page lists every activity she can do today.
What can Avery do today?
Avery’s 3D build has 39 activities, 38 props and 8 moods. The activities fall into 4 groups: 13 for work, 6 for breaks, 9 for desk care, and 11 for play. Every new activity we add is included for members at no extra cost.
Work: 13 activities
Avery’s work activities: think, type, celebrate, debug code, write in a notebook, read a book, light-bulb idea, draw on a tablet, plug in a cable, write a to-do list, react to an error, video call, and repair a lamp.
Breaks: 6 activities
Avery’s breaks activities: walk, coffee break, stretch, sit on the desk edge, relax on a beanbag, and nap in the office chair.
Desk care: 9 activities
Avery’s desk care activities: stick up a note, stack books, clean the desk, carry a box, push a big book, water a plant, organize books, sort priority cards, and tidy the cables.
Play: 11 activities
Avery’s play activities: run, jump, wave, wave from the desk, shake head, nod, climb book steps, chase the cursor, dance, peek out of an app window, and high five.
Where can I see Avery?
On your Dock, in the My Dock Buddies app for Mac, which is out now for macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on an Apple silicon or Intel Mac. Choose Avery on the website, download the app from your library and sign in with the same email: Avery downloads onto your Mac and stands on top of your Dock. The download is for members with an active plan.
Which moods does Avery show?
Avery shows 8 moods: happy, sad, focused, surprised, tired, thinking, laughing, and excited. A mood changes the eyes and mouth on Avery’s 3D face, and it plays alongside whatever Avery is doing.
What is Avery learning next?
Next on Avery’s list: sorting a little stack of letters, tea and a quiet page, and tidying the pencil cup. Like everything on our roadmap, these come in the order the work happens, not on promised dates. We add new activities regularly, often from ideas people send us.
How do I get Avery?
Add Avery for $49.50 once, on any plan. $49.50 is the founding launch price until 13 October 2026, then $99. Monthly is $5.99 a month, Annual is $69 a year, and Lifetime is $200 once and never renews. She joins your library straight away. Download the Mac app from there, sign in with the same email, and she downloads onto your Mac and settles in on your Dock; her activities keep growing after that. Coupon codes can be entered at checkout, and all sales are final; the refund policy lists the few billing mistakes we always put right.