Turn all off saves your setup first, then switches everything off. Restore puts every item back exactly as it was, even offline. Apple’s own services are never shown and never touched. $9 one-time, for one Mac. Free updates, no subscription. It installs with a one-line Terminal command, because it isn’t notarized. Changes apply at your next login. Apps that are already running keep running.- Lives in the menu bar: login items and launch agents in one list, a switch on each
- Turn all off saves your setup first, then switches everything off
- Restore puts every item back exactly as it was, even offline
- Apple's own services are never shown and never touched
- No account, no analytics
$9 one-time, for one Mac. Free updates, no subscription. https://logintoggle.kartikkabadi.com
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It installs with a one-line Terminal command. I'm not in the Mac App Store and it isn't notarized, so a plain browser download gets blocked by Gatekeeper. The installer checks the checksum and signature first. Read the script.
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Changes apply at your next login. Apps that are already running keep running.
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It needs one permission (controlling System Events), because that's how macOS lets apps change Open at Login items.
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Items under "Allow in the Background" have no public switch from Apple, so those stay in System Settings.
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SwiftUI + AppKit app, macOS 13+, universal binary
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Whop for checkout. After paying you land on a welcome page with your key, and the same key arrives by email.
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Cloudflare Workers for licensing, R2 for downloads, Cloudflare Email for the license emails
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Licenses are signed tokens checked offline, with a grace period, so it keeps working without internet
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A one-line installer that verifies the checksum and signature, because I'm not notarized yet
