I built a Mac app because the red X has been lying to me for two years

On macOS, clicking the red X doesn't quit an app. It closes the window. The app

keeps running — RAM, Dock, Cmd+Tab switcher.

Every Mac user learns this and adapts. I never did. I'm a student, I got my first

MacBook not long ago, and I spent months "closing" apps that were still very much

alive.

So I built Quitly. A menu bar app that quits an app for real when its last window

closes. One-click Quit All. And a list of apps it never touches.

Launching here Saturday. Before that, a question I actually want answers to:

Which app on your Mac would you never want auto-quit? I'm building the default

exceptions list and mine currently has Chrome, Messages and Spotify. Curious what

I'm missing.