When working on our Mac, it is likely that we use more than one application, either jointly or randomly. Sometimes, we are forced to have more than one application open together, apps that stay open until we turn off the Mac.
Sometimes, if we want to focus on what is really important, we are forced to have to manually close the applications, if we do not want them to distract us from what is really important. This process can take time that we cannot lose, so one option is make use of the NuClear Desktop application.
With NuClear Desktop we can focus solely on the task we are doing, which will also improve our productivity since we will quickly focus on the tasks we are working on, since the rest of the applications they close automatically after a time that we have previously established.
Nuclear Desktop allows us to activate and deactivate the operation applications quickly, so if at any given time, we know that we do not need to close automatically, we can pause the operation or close the application directly so that it does not start working.
NuClear Desktop Key Features
- Hide the time set for applications to close.
- Hide by default the applications that hide automatically.
- We can configure the operation of each application individually.
- When adding applications to this hiding system, we just have to drag them from the list of applications to NuClear Desktop or to the icon located in the upper menu bar.
- It can be easily enabled or disabled by right-clicking on the icon at the top of the menu bar.
NuClear Desktop has a regular price in the Mac App Store of 0,99 euros, but for a limited time we can download it for free through the following link, as long as it is still in promotion.