QuitAll

What is QuitAll?

QuitAll is a native macOS utility designed to help users quickly close running apps without manually switching through each one. It is made by Amico Apps LLC and focuses on simple app management from a compact interface. Users can quit one app, close several selected apps, or quit nearly everything at once when they want a cleaner workspace, faster context switching, or a fresh start before presentations and focused work. The app also includes options for force quitting unresponsive apps and automatically closing unused apps after a chosen period. For Mac users who regularly manage many open apps, QuitAll fits into everyday workflows as a lightweight helper for reducing clutter and regaining control over what is running.

Key features

• Quit one, several, or all running apps from a single place
• Prompt apps to save work before they close when supported
• Force quit unresponsive apps when a normal quit is not enough
• Automatically close unused apps after a set amount of time
• View background-running apps and shut them down more easily
• Customize settings and keyboard shortcuts for faster control

Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

QuitAll performs ordinary app-management actions for its purpose, such as listing running apps and closing them on request. Using normal quit is generally low risk because apps can still prompt you to save changes, but force quitting can cause unsaved work to be lost in the affected app. If you use the automatic quit feature, review the excluded apps list so important background tools are not closed unexpectedly.

Recommendation: Keep QuitAll if you regularly want a quick way to close groups of apps or automatically tidy up unused ones. Remove it if you do not use its menu bar controls or auto-quit features, since macOS can still manage apps without it.

Common paths

• /Applications/QuitAll.app

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