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Zap
Quit every Mac app in one click. Poof, clean desktop.
Zap is a tiny menu bar app for macOS that quits every open app in one click. Your windows spiral into the ⚡ button and each app quits the moment it gets there, exactly like pressing ⌘Q, so unsaved documents still ask to save. Finder, the Dock and system processes are never touched, and you can lock any app you want to keep (music, terminal…). 1 MB, no account, no network code, no tracking. Perfect before a screen share, at the end of the day or to start a focus session. 2$ one-time payment.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo dev behind Zap. I always end my day with 20+ apps open and used to ⌘Q them one by one, especially before screen shares. So I built the most satisfying way to reset a Mac: one click, every app spirals into the button and quits cleanly (unsaved work still prompts, Finder stays). It's $2 one-time, 1 MB, no account, no tracking. Not notarized yet (that's what the first sales will pay for 😅). Would love your feedback: what should Zap do next? Scheduled zaps? Profiles?
About Zap on Product Hunt
“Quit every Mac app in one click. Poof, clean desktop.”
Zap was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #375 on the daily leaderboard. Zap is a tiny menu bar app for macOS that quits every open app in one click. Your windows spiral into the ⚡ button and each app quits the moment it gets there, exactly like pressing ⌘Q, so unsaved documents still ask to save. Finder, the Dock and system processes are never touched, and you can lock any app you want to keep (music, terminal…). 1 MB, no account, no network code, no tracking. Perfect before a screen share, at the end of the day or to start a focus session. 2$ one-time payment.
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