QuitAll

QuitAll is a handy little app that helps you manage your Mac’s resources. You know how macOS does a decent job of handling inactive apps? Well, nothing beats actually closing them completely, especially if you're low on RAM.

Simple App Management

With QuitAll, you can easily manage all your apps from one quick menu right in the menu bar. Need to quit multiple apps at once? No problem! Just click a button and you’re good to go. Plus, it lets you set up some automation, force quit apps when needed, and keep an eye on how much resources they’re using.

User-Friendly Interface

The main way to use the app is by clicking its icon in the menu bar. You’ll see a list of all the active applications along with their CPU usage. Want to quit one app or several? Just select them and click once!

Check Background Apps

If you're curious about everything running on your Mac, you can show background apps too! The search tool is super helpful here, especially when your app list gets crowded.

Force Quit When Necessary

Sometimes things freeze up and you need to force quit an app. You can set this as the default option or just hold down Option while clicking in the menu bar to choose between Quit and Force Quit. Oh, and you can also create a shortcut for even quicker access!

Automation for Your Workflow

If you want to work smarter, not harder, configure QuitAll to automatically close inactive apps after a certain time. Don’t worry—you’ll still get prompted to save any unsaved work!

The Right Tool for Older Macs

If you've got a newer Mac with plenty of RAM, this app might not be essential since the OS manages inactive apps pretty well already. But if you're using an older model with limited memory, QuitAll could really boost your performance by shutting down those unused apps.