Schedule startup or wake
Choose when your Mac should automatically start up or wake so it is ready when you need it.
macOS Startup & Shutdown Scheduler
Korgi BootClock
Put your Mac on a dependable schedule. Choose the days and times it should start up or wake, and when it should shut down, using a simple utility that lives quietly in your menu bar.
Available for macOS — Free direct download
What it does
Your Mac keeps the schedule—even when BootClock is closed.
Schedule shutdown
Set an automatic shutdown time for selected days instead of leaving your Mac running longer than necessary.
Choose individual days
Create a schedule for weekdays, weekends, or any combination of days that fits the way you use your Mac.
Lives in the menu bar
BootClock stays out of the Dock and remains easy to reach from the macOS menu bar whenever you need to make a change.
See the active schedule
Review the startup, wake, and shutdown schedule currently stored by macOS directly inside the app.
Native macOS scheduling
BootClock uses the power-scheduling system built into macOS, so the saved schedule does not depend on keeping the app open.
How to install
- Download and open the KorgiBootClock ZIP file.
- Drag KorgiBootClock into your Applications folder.
- Open KorgiBootClock from Applications.
- Use the menu-bar power icon to set your schedule.
Korgi BootClock is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by
Apple. macOS asks for administrator authorization when the
system power schedule is changed. Automatic startup may require
the Mac to be connected to power.
Korgi BootClock is made for people who want straightforward control over their Mac's daily routine. Select the days, choose the times, save the schedule, and let macOS handle the rest.