The full-screen grid. The folders. The pinch gesture. All the things you relied on for a decade — restored, refined, and made for the Mac you use today.
No spam. One email when it launches. That's it.
macOS Tahoe replaced Launchpad with a cramped drawer that fights your muscle memory and dumps every iPhone app into the mix. Fourteen years of spatial organization — gone in one update.
The way it should be.
Relaunch reads your existing Launchpad database from macOS Sequoia and earlier — every page, every folder, every icon position — and rebuilds it exactly. You don't start over. You pick up where you left off.
One click. Works even if you've already upgraded.
Target: early 2026. I'll email you the exact date the moment it's set. No vaporware — I'll send progress updates along the way so you know it's real.
One-time purchase, under $20. No subscription, no trial expiration nonsense. Price gets locked in for early signups — you'll get a launch-week discount code when it ships.
Yes. Universal binary. Apple Silicon is the primary target but Intel Macs running macOS Tahoe are fully supported.
Accessibility permission (for the pinch gesture and hotkey) and Full Disk Access (optional, only if you want to import your old Launchpad layout). Everything is opt-in with a clear onboarding flow. No data leaves your Mac.
I'm Usaid — a software engineer who got tired of the Apps view on day one of Tahoe and decided to build what I wanted. I'll be shipping updates publicly. Find me on X at @your_handle.
Honest answer: some features depend on system APIs that could change. I commit to free updates for the first year, and I'll patch within days of any major macOS release that affects the app. That's the deal.
Join the list. Be the first to hear when it ships — plus a launch-week discount as a thank-you for believing early.