Our story

A place for everything you bring along.

It started with a cracked tablet. And a cabin full of clutter.

With two daughters and a family's worth of tech, CabinDock's founder knew the problem well. First in a Ford Ranger, then an Everest: charging cables everywhere, tablets stuffed into door pockets, and headphones disappearing onto the floor or under seats.

Then a tablet was stepped on in the back. The cracked screen made an everyday frustration impossible to ignore.

Finding accessories wasn't the problem. Finding a setup that worked together was.

There was a holder for one device and a bracket for another, but nothing that brought the whole cabin together. Some products meant drilling holes into a $90,000 vehicle. Others relied on double-sided tape that damaged the finish when removed.

Organising a cabin shouldn't feel like a series of compromises.

That's the problem CabinDock set out to solve.

We're developing a modular system with vehicle-specific bases, interchangeable attachments and a consistent design. The aim is to give everyday essentials a proper place, with a setup you can adapt as your needs change.

Those early frustrations guide the details: use existing mounting points wherever practical, explain compatibility clearly, show exactly what's included, and consider removal just as carefully as installation.

Ranger and Everest are our starting point, informed by firsthand experience. Jimny three-door and XL fitments are also being explored. Each configuration remains subject to fit and product testing before release.

Less time untangling cables, searching under seats and picking things up. More room to enjoy the drive.

CabinDock. Everything has its place.