Ikuna App - Open multiple apps and tabs with just one click

The more powerful Mac, iMac and MacBook models become, the more processes and calculations they can carry out in parallel. But in order to have several tasks done at the same time, you first have to open the corresponding apps and websites. If this is the first step in your work on the Apple computer, then it could ikuna be interesting for you. The Ikuna app for macOS helps set up shortcuts for specific workflows. In this way, the start of certain apps and the opening of specified websites can be combined and implemented with just one click. Details and the download of the Ikuna app can be found on the official website.

Ikuna Mac App for launching apps and tabs at the same time

If you find it annoying that you have to start different programs and open websites after turning on the Apple Mac and logging into your macOS account, then you can delegate this task. The Ikuna app only has to be equipped with the appropriate commands once and then, after pressing a key combination, it provides an overview of the created shortcuts. With a click on an Ikuna shortcut, the associated apps and pages open. 

Several shortcuts can be created in order to be able to combine and open different working environments. On the resource-guzzling website, this is advertised pathetically as an increase in productivity. If you can overlook that, Ikuna is certainly a practical little helper on the Mac. The downside to purchasing from the official website is that you have to provide an email address. It says: "We are collecting emails to follow up for feedback and to ensure no spambots“. It is best to use a disposable email address here. 

Features of the Ikuna App for macOS

• Summarize app launches and Browser-Tabs in a shortcut
• Overview of individual shortcuts using a key combination
• Selection of the right working environment with just one click

Johannes Domke

After graduating from high school, Johannes completed an apprenticeship as a business assistant specializing in foreign languages. But then he decided to research and write, which resulted in his independence. For several years he has been working for Sir Apfelot, among others. His articles include product introductions, news, manuals, video games, consoles, and more. He follows Apple keynotes live via stream.