Support without a maze.

Start with these checks

• Confirm QuickAppRing is visible in the menu bar or Dock.
• Open Settings → General and make sure App Ring is enabled.
• Confirm the current app is not listed under Excluded Apps.
• Make sure the same top-row number is not claimed by another shortcut utility.
• If the runtime state looks wrong, quit and reopen QuickAppRing once.

Quick Add cannot show installed apps

• If macOS asks for App Management access, allow QuickAppRing to read local app names, icons, paths, identifiers, and recent-use dates for Quick Add.
• If you denied it earlier, check System Settings → Privacy & Security → App Management, then reopen QuickAppRing Settings.
• You can always choose an app manually from the Launcher pane.

Option+number does not open an app

• Confirm an app is assigned to that slot in Settings → Launcher.
• Use the keyboard's top-row number keys, not a numeric keypad.
• If you changed the trigger, use the trigger currently selected in General.
• Normal hot-key capture does not require Accessibility or Input Monitoring permission.

More than one Ring appears

If you previously installed a preview build, an older copy or login item may still be running. Quit every older QuickAppRing copy, remove stale entries in System Settings → General → Login Items, keep only the current release enabled, and reopen it.

What support email contains

Email opens in your default mail app. You choose the message and attachments. QuickAppRing itself does not transmit support content. See the privacy policy for retention and website-hosting details.