Liqunch brings the Launchpad-style app grid back to modern macOS. Open it with a hotkey or trackpad gesture, organize apps your way, and keep a native, lightweight launcher one glance away. Free to try; Pro is a one-time purchase with lifetime updates.

Hi Product Hunt! I built Liqunch because I missed the simple, visual way Launchpad let me browse and open apps on a Mac. Liqunch brings that familiar grid back as a native macOS app, but also lets you make it your own: choose horizontal or vertical paging, tune the grid, hide the apps you never use, open it with a global hotkey or trackpad gesture, and use quick actions from the context menu. It is free to try, with an optional one-time Pro purchase and lifetime updates. It runs on macOS 26 Tahoe and later. I would especially love feedback on two things: 1. Which part of the old Launchpad workflow do you miss most? 2. What would make an app launcher feel genuinely better in your daily setup? Thanks for taking a look — I will be here all day to answer questions and learn from your feedback.

Finally a Launchpad replacement that actually feels native and stays out of the way. The trackpad gesture works smoothly and I love that I can drag folders in to organize apps by project. Definitely grabbing the Pro license for lifetime updates.

finally got that old Launchpad feel back on Sonoma and the hotkey actually feels snappy, no lag when bringing it up

The hotkey + trackpad gesture combo for opening it is such a thoughtful touch, feels right at home on macOS instead of fighting it.

finally got that old Launchpad feel back on Sonoma and the hotkey actually feels snappy, no lag when bringing it up

The hotkey + trackpad gesture combo for opening it is such a thoughtful touch, feels right at home on macOS instead of fighting it.

Liqunch

Bring the classic macOS Launchpad back

Bring the classic macOS Launchpad back