Tsupy

Most docking stations assume a single laptop on the desk. Tsupy is pitched differently: the maker describes it as a next-generation dock designed to connect several devices at the same time (laptops, tablets, smartphones and even desktop PCs) and manage them from one place.

What the maker says it does

• Dual-device control: connect more than one device simultaneously and switch between them, for example moving display output between a laptop and a tablet.
• 4K display output, aimed at creators and designers who need a sharp picture.
• Ports including USB-C, HDMI and DisplayPort for broad compatibility, according to the campaign.
• An ergonomic design that lets users adjust device placement to suit their desk layout.
• Plug-and-play operation, with no complex setup or software installation required, the maker says.

The ergonomic angle is a notable part of the pitch. Rather than treating the dock as a box hidden behind a monitor, TSUPY presents it as a way to organize the whole desk, with adjustable device positioning intended to reduce fatigue during long sessions.

Where it fits

The product targets remote and hybrid workers who juggle several machines. TSUPY has stated that it intends to keep improving the product by adopting new technology, and the source suggests further features and peripheral accessories could follow, though no specifics have been announced.

Tsupy was introduced as a Kickstarter project. As with any crowdfunded hardware, the final specifications and feature set are the maker's to confirm.