Every app on your Mac, and what starts with it.

The Installed view lists the apps in /Applications, ~/Applications and the folders macOS keeps its own apps in, including apps inside subfolders. Sort by any column, or type in Filter apps to narrow the list by name or bundle ID.

• The header counts the apps the filter shows, out of all of them, and their total size on disk.
• Click an app to open its App details; double-click it to show it in the Finder.
• Refresh scans the folders again after you install or remove an app.

Source says Apple for Apple's apps, App Store for apps with a Mac App Store receipt, and otherwise the developer named in the app's code signature, or Unsigned when it has no developer certificate. Last opened is the date Spotlight recorded, and Size adds up every file inside the app, measured in the background while you browse.

• Versions sort as numbers, so a newer release lands where you expect it.
• Apps without a version, a date or a measured size sort last in either direction.
• Sort by Size or Last opened to find large apps you no longer open.

The Startup view lists launch agents, launch daemons and login items next to the system extensions, DriverKit drivers and kernel extensions that apps installed. Apple's own jobs in /System and Apple's extensions are left out, so the list focuses on what was added to your Mac.

• Kind names each item: user agent, system agent, system daemon, login item, system extension, DriverKit driver or kernel extension.
• Status shows whether it is running, active, ready or off.
• Select an item to see what it runs: the program, its arguments, whether it runs at startup or on demand, and whether launchd keeps it alive. Extensions show their identifier, version and vendor instead.
• Show in Finder, or a double click, shows the item's file in the Finder.

The Enabled switch turns a launch agent off or back on for your user. Off, Tidix stops it and keeps it from starting at your next login; on, it loads it again right away. Under the hood it runs the same launchctl commands you would type.

• Login items and extensions: the switch tells you to manage them in System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions.
• System daemons need administrator rights, so the switch shows the sudo launchctl command to run instead.
• If a command fails, Tidix shows the error and refreshes the list.

The App column names the app an item belongs to: the app its program lives in, the app it declares as its own, or the app whose bundle ID matches its label. Show in Installed jumps from the item to that app, and the other way round, the Runs at startup line of App details counts an app's items, with Show to list just those.

• Type an app's name in Filter startup items to see everything it added.
• Sort by App to group the items of each app together.