cmdQuit For Mac

When you have to manage the applications that run on your Mac, you often have to rely on the built-in Activity Monitor app or use the “Force Quit Applications” pop-up dialog that can be summoned using the CMD+ALT+ESC global hotkey.

Even though Activity Monitor comes with all the bells and whistles to help you view your apps’ activity in detail and the Force Quit dialog has the simplicity you would want when having to quit apps in a hurry, there’s still a way through the middle.

cmdQuit is a macOS app that doesn’t overcomplicate things while also providing you with enough power packed in a small and low-key interface.

The cmdQuit app runs in your Macs status bar and it allows you to close all running apps with a single mouse click. You can also choose to have your computer shut down once all apps are killed or to choose which apps exactly you need to quit, via a simple and minimalist dialog.

Moreover, unlike the Force Quit Applications dialog, cmdQuit allows you to quit multiple apps at a time by selecting them while keeping the CMD key pushed down.

cmdQuit is also designed to help you manage windows with ease. Thus, you can choose to either hide all the windows at a time or unhide them all at once when you need all your apps to be active.

Taking all of the above into consideration, although cmdQuit does not offer you a lot of control on what actions you can perform using it or a very large collection of tools for that matter, but it still manages to do everything it was designed to do flawlessly.