Application Wizard 4.8.0

Mac application launcher for apps, files, folders, and disks.

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Application Wizard provides fast access to applications, documents, folders, and disks on macOS. Quickly open, quit, or activate applications, run AppleScripts, and reduce screen clutter with single-application mode.

Access files and manage your workspace
Browse volumes and favorite folders to open their contents, mount or eject disks, and check memory usage. You can also access recent documents and contacts, preview images, music, movies, and documents, and view file properties and metadata.

  • Application controls: Quickly open, quit, and make applications active.
  • AppleScript support: Run AppleScripts.
  • Single-application mode: Reduce screen clutter by turning on single-application mode.
  • Volume and folder browsing: Browse volumes and favorite folders to open enclosed items.
  • Disk management: Mount and eject disks.
  • Recent items and contacts: Easily access recent documents and contacts.
  • Previews and file details: Preview images, music, movies, and documents, and view file properties and metadata.
  • Memory usage: Check memory usage.

Get started with Application Wizard on your Mac.

Version 4.8

  • The incompatibilities with macOS 27 Golden Gate have been solved.
  • Contact lists and cards in the Contacts submenu have been fully revised to match the design of Contacts on macOS 27 and 26. In addition to that, displayed dates (birthdays, lunar birthdays, anniversaries) and URLs are now always correctly formatted.
    The Intel badge that appears in the Open menu when you press the Control key to force a Universal application to open using Rosetta on
  • Apple Silicon Macs has a new look and is now displayed to the left of the application icon instead of replacing it. This change also fixes a problem which was affecting the Open menu when icons were not shown: repeatedly pressing Control to add and remove the badge caused the menu item to be indented more and more.
  • A bug that caused icons to remain visible in the submenus of the System Settings menu despite the “Show icons” option in the Menus pane of Application Wizard Settings (macOS 13 or later) or Application Wizard Preferences (macOS 12) was deselected, has been fixed.
  • A bug that caused the selection in the “Automatically terminated applications” pop-up menu of the Menus pane of Application Wizard Settings (macOS 13 or later) or Application Wizard Preferences (macOS 12) not to be updated after a backup was imported, has been fixed.
  • Some other minor improvements and fixes have been introduced.
  • Minimum required system version is now macOS 12.
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