Mac Startup Manager
Disable startup apps to speed up Mac boot
Overview
Does your Mac take forever to become usable after login? The culprit is usually too many apps launching automatically at startup. Each app that opens at login competes for resources, slowing down your boot time and making your Mac sluggish for the first few minutes.
DiskCleanKit's Startup Manager gives you complete visibility and control over what launches when you log in. See every startup item, understand what each one does, and easily disable apps you don't need starting automatically.
The result? A faster boot time, a more responsive Mac right from login, and better overall performance since you're not running apps you don't need.
Key Benefits
Complete Visibility
See all apps and services configured to launch at startup in one place.
Easy Toggle
Enable or disable startup items with a single click - no digging through System Preferences.
Faster Boot Time
Disabling unnecessary startup items can dramatically reduce time to a usable desktop.
Resource Savings
Fewer background apps means more RAM and CPU available for apps you actually use.
Item Details
See what each startup item does and whether it's safe to disable.
Reversible Changes
Easily re-enable any startup item if you change your mind.
How It Works
Open Startup Manager
Launch DiskCleanKit and select Startup Manager from the main dashboard.
View Startup Items
See a complete list of all apps and services set to launch at login.
Review Each Item
Check what each startup item does and whether you actually need it running at startup.
Disable Unnecessary Items
Toggle off startup items you don't need. The app won't open at login but remains installed.
Enjoy Faster Boots
Restart your Mac and experience the improved boot time and responsiveness.
See It in Action
Pro Tips
Keep essential items like cloud sync (Dropbox, iCloud) enabled if you rely on them daily.
Disable helper apps that you can open manually when needed, like Spotify or Slack.
If unsure about an item, try disabling it - you can always re-enable if something breaks.
Regularly review startup items as new apps often add themselves without asking.
Try Mac Startup Manager Today
Download DiskCleanKit and experience the power of mac startup manager for yourself.