
Application Wizard 4.6.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesApplication Wizard, by MaBaSoft, is a long-running Mac-only utility for people who live in the menu bar rather than the Dock. A small translucent panel sits at the edge of your screen and opens four menus — Open, Quit, Switch and Special — giving you one-click access to favourite applications, groups of apps, recent documents, folders and disks. You can launch a whole group at once, quit apps individually or all together, bring a hidden app forward, and turn on single application mode so only the app you are using stays visible, cutting screen clutter on a small display.
Version 4.6.1 sits in the current Application Wizard 4 series, which is Universal and runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs; MaBaSoft has since released newer 4.x updates, so grab the latest build from the official site rather than an archived copy. Application Wizard is paid software, but MaBaSoft offers a trial download from its own site, so you can live with the panel for a while before deciding whether it earns a licence — there is no need, and no reason, to look for it anywhere else.
Key Features
- Edge panel with Open, Quit, Switch and Special menus for one-click access
- Launch, quit, show or hide single apps or whole groups of applications
- Single application mode to hide everything except the app in use
- Fast access to recent documents, favourite folders, disks and file previews
- Custom keyboard shortcuts, plus Rosetta control on Apple Silicon Macs
How to Download
- Visit MaBaSoft's official Application Wizard page and check the system requirements for the latest version.
- Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
- Drag Application Wizard to your Applications folder, launch it, turn it on in Settings, and register if you buy a licence.
Is Application Wizard free?
No. It is paid MaBaSoft software with a trial download available from the official site, so you can test it properly before buying a single or family licence.
Does version 4.6.1 run on Apple Silicon?
Yes. Application Wizard 4.3 and later are Universal and run natively on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and the 4.x series can also open Universal apps using Rosetta when you need it.
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