Name: AppLocker
Rating: 1.875 (5 reviews)

Free

In-app purchases

AppLocker overview

AppLocker can password protect individual apps on your Mac. It's easy to use, and there is absolutely no configuration required. Just start AppLocker, add a password, and select the apps you want to keep private.

Use this tool and stop worrying about your privacy when you borrow your computer to a guest, friend, or family member. No one will mess with your important apps anymore.

Features:

Password protect individual applications on your Mac
Easy to use, absolutely no configuration required
Block access to applications that you want private and avoid
Perfect for anyone who uses a Mac in the office or at home and shares the computer with co-workers, family members or guests

What’s new in version 4.5.0

Updated on Sep 19 2022

The app is also available on iOS. Check it out on the iOS App Store
Bug fixes and improvements for the macOS version
Note: deactivate Extra Security (if installed) before updating from here.

Information

License

Free

Size

8.3 MB

Developer’s website

https://alexdenk.eu/

Downloads

1535

App requirements

Intel 64
Apple Silicon
OS X 10.11.0 or later

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Annie-Walker

May 19 2022

4.4.0

Version: 4.4.0

After 20 plus years on a Mac, this is without question, the worst app I have ever had the unfortunate experience of using. I caution you, do NOT install this garbage on your Mac.

jdmoregon

Nov 13 2020

3.7.0

1.0

Version: 3.7.0

I downloaded app locker before I took my Mac in for service. I tried the free version but every time I tried to add an app a pop up asked me to upgrade and did not add the app. So I sprang for the $10 upgrade and added my apps and created a password. I tried to download their cancel button to allow you to back out of an app locker protected app, but I never could get the full zip file, just a useless text file. When I took my Mac in, they turned it on and one of the locked apps opened automatically. We tried the app locker escape comma to no avail. Then I tried my password and nothing happened except a message asking me to upgrade, which I already had done. They were forced to wipe my Mac and I will have to restore from backup. Moral: don’t download or buy this program as it is worse than a virus!!!

lilithlomu

Jul 8 2020

3.5.0

Version: 3.5.0

dont use it. it has screwed up my mail program and wont allow me to open it even through I am using the password i set. now I cant delete the program either

MichaelHaeusler

Sep 28 2019

3.0.0

2.0

Version: 3.0.0

Come across a locked app? Just change the Bundle ID in the app's Info.plist, remove the quarantine XA, if it's still present, and the app will launch. Meh. Granted, this might not work with Apple's own applications like Mail, Messages etc., because you'll need the admin password to modify nested code, and afterwards they might not launch, because you modified it. But with most other apps it will work just fine. So this app is probably useless, unless you want to protect your stuff against people you *know* have no clue about the inner workings of macOS.

Derekcurrie

Aug 31 2019

2.9.0

Version: 2.9.0

The free version is essentially a demo. You can only lock one app. More requires purchase.