AppLocker Pro 5.7.2 for Mac
Mac SecurityAppLocker, by developer Denk Alexandru, solves a gap in macOS: the system has no built-in way to ask for a password when a specific app opens. AppLocker Pro 5.7.2 for Mac adds that layer. You set one master password, choose the apps you want to keep private — Messages, Mail, Photos, a browser, anything — and from then on those apps ask for authentication before they launch, which is handy on a shared family or office Mac.
Key Features
- Password protection for individual Mac applications you choose
- Touch ID unlocking with your fingerprint on compatible Macs
- Bluetooth ID: automatically unlock when your phone is nearby
- Network ID: automatically unlock on trusted Wi-Fi networks such as home or office
- No configuration needed beyond setting a password and adding apps, with optional start at login
How to Download
- Check that your Mac runs a supported version of macOS.
- Get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store: Download from the official site
- Launch AppLocker, set your master password, and add the first app you want to protect.
System Requirements
AppLocker requires macOS 11.0 or later. Touch ID unlocking needs a Mac with a Touch ID sensor, and the automatic Bluetooth and network options depend on your hardware and networks.
FAQs
Is AppLocker free?
It is free to download and try, with paid plans unlocking the full feature set. Check the developer's page or the App Store listing for the current pricing and limits.
What happens if I forget the master password?
Choose a password you will remember and keep a hint you trust. AppLocker supports password hints and, on compatible Macs, Touch ID, but a forgotten master password can lock you out of protected apps.
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