AQ releases AppSwitcher 1.0 for Mac for Clean App Switching prMac
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[prMac.com] Long Branch, New Jersey – Aquarius Computer today is pleased to announce the release of AppSwitcher 1.0 for Mac. AppSwitcher is a new system extension-like app, that allows you to Switch to one App (at a time), and Switch to only that App. (Like having “Hide Others” always on.) With AppSwitcher, Have a Clean Desktop + App. For Beautiful Presentation of your Apps; almost more like if you were using an iPad (or iPhone) on your Mac, just like Big Sur.
This also puts the macOS Wallpaper full on like how you love on Big Sur (with the tinted-on wallpaper windows). AppSwitcher is otherwise out of your way, dock-less and hiding in your menubar as a menubar icon. It can be turned on to Open at Login and temporarily disabled for things like dragging and dropping between apps (if that’s ever needed).
Features:
* Switch to an App, and show only that App. (“Hide Others always on.”) For Beautiful Presentation of your apps.
System Requirements:
* macOS Version 11.3 Big Sur or higher
* Universal Binary for Apple Silicon M1 and Intel
* 5 MB Hard Drive space
Pricing and Availability:
AppSwitcher v1.0 is available for only $2.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the Mac App Store in the Utilities category. For a demo of AppSwitcher in action, see the product website for a video.
Aquarius Computer is run by Andrew Kazmierski. In the past, Andrew made Classics for iPhone (when he was 18). It was one of the first popular iPhone apps on the App Store, charting to #4 on the iPhone App Store, featured in Apple TV commercials, and was the thing that became iBooks by Apple. The TurnTable music player for Mac was another semi- popular app by Aquarius Computer/Andrew, charting to #4 on the Mac App Store. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2021 Aquarius Computer. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, macOS, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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