TigerLaunch

I've been using this little launcher for over a decade across various versions of OS X... It's handy, simple (no complicated or lengthy setup time to add apps manually) ... I keep apps I don't use all that often in it and keep most commonly used apps in the dock. Checked out other similar launchers over the years, but always came back to TigerLaunch. For me, it has worked flawlessly with every version of OS X so far. Currently running on Sierra (10.12).

Continues to run on 10.14.3 but getting a message that it needs to be 'optimised' ie converted to 64bit application.

Kudos to the Developer - it's one of my essential mac apps (works well in hackintosh) that I install in every build and also recommend to new mac users.

To the Dev: please consider updating the app to 64bit – would be much appreciated.

Continues to run, and run, and run. Now using it on macOS Mojave, 10.14.1. macOS sends a message at startup something like "this app needs to be optimized for the current Mac OS version" (or similar) but doesn't impact functionality. Yay!

I've been using this little launcher for over a decade across various versions of OS X... It's handy, simple (no complicated or lengthy setup time to add apps manually) ... I keep apps I don't use all that often in it and keep most commonly used apps in the dock. Checked out other similar launchers over the years, but always came back to TigerLaunch. For me, it has worked flawlessly with every version of OS X so far. Currently running on Sierra (10.12).

I have been using this for so long, likely since it first came out, and it is still great, so simple. It keeps my desk uncluttered, with a nice little dropdown that includes all those sometime apps.

Runs on the most recent OS X.

I've looked and must say there is nothing in MacUpdate that comes close to the simplicity of this app. I've used it for years and will hopefully continue to do so. Other apps have the tendency to over complicate a very simple task. They have all sorts of options menus which are not necessary and take away from the functionality of the app. Tiger launch is great. Open it and there everything is. Uncheck what you don't want, refresh. Perfect.

Fantastic little app, still works great with Lion. Too bad it appears to be defunct now. I've used it for years and will continue to do so as long as it works!

Still a good application. What I like about this launcher is it's simplicity... no folders or menus or hot keys, which a lot of similar apps suffer from. TigerLaunch is simply a list of apps and their icons. Easy to configure, launch and use. Have this on my eMac and just installed it on my MacBook running Leopard. Works flawlessly. Well done!

TigerLaunch has been a very nice way for me to extend the amount of programs I can easily access. Since my dock is pretty well filled up, it's nice to be able to use TigerLaunch to get to my lesser-used programs without having to dig into the Applications folder. At first, I overloaded it with applications, and it became a bit sluggish. However, when I lightened its load by removing programs that I almost never use, it sped up very nicely and now remains a part of my very small collection of startup applications.

Just what I was looking for. It's simple and easy to use. I would like a few more options, but certainly a help as is. Thanks!