LaunchControl offers a comprehensive solution tailored specifically for macOS users looking to manage and debug launchd services with ease. Whether you're just starting out or have existing systems in place, this tool enhances control and oversight over launchd(8) services.

The intuitive interface displays all services along with their statuses, highlighting any invalid services and providing descriptive problem analysis. You'll find it easy to enable, disable, load, or unload services with minimal clicks, saving you time and effort.

Three distinct editors cater to every user need: the Standard Editor with controls for supported launchd keys, the Expert Editor for exploring undocumented features, and the XML View to observe real-time changes.

This modern interface provides comprehensive information to aid the creation and debugging of launchd services. It includes logs and job states in a flexible GUI adaptable to personal preferences. QuickLaunch, a menu bar feature, offers rapid access and control over jobs, ensuring that they're always at your fingertips.

Explore the palette panel annotated with 36+ launchd keys to enhance your service configurations. Drag and drop functionality streamlines this process further, enabling efficient management. All these tools ensure you spend less time on the command line and more on efficient management.

System requirements: Supports macOS versions from Big Sur (11) to Sequoia (15). Requires a 64bit Intel or Apple Silicon Mac. Not compatible with macOS Ventura 13.1β4 (22C5059b) and 13.1 (22C65). This ultimate tool offers exhaustive features designed for smooth management, editing, and debugging of launchd(8) services.

View all services with detailed status indicators Enable or disable services with one click Adaptive interface showing only relevant information Quick access via QuickLaunch in the menu bar XML View for real-time configuration updates Integrated log viewer for in-depth job analysis Palette panel with annotated launchd keys Supports creating, editing, and removing services without command line skills