GoneIn60s

GoneIn60s is a lightweight piece of software designed to help you recover applications that you closed accidentally by pressing a wrong button, for instance.

Quick installation, but could use an interface

The application does not require setup, so you can start using it as soon as you download it to your computer. Once launched, you can access the program from the System Tray and you can preview a list of tool that have been closed recently. A GUI could make the preview and selection more efficiently for all level of users.
It is worth mentioning that the program is designed to check the RAM memory cache for running programs in the past 60 seconds by default. Then again, you will be happy to learn that the application can be configured to extend the interval by up to 200 seconds.
Moreover, by clicking on the app's icon you can immediately restart the app that was closed last. If you shut down several applications by closing a system process for instance, then you can use the Recover all function to restore all of them at once.

Enables you to add exceptions to the apps that can be ignored

It is worth mentioning that the program allows you to create a list of applications that should be ignored during the recovery process. While notepad is listed by default, you should bear in mind that you can include all programs that you want to skip by typing or pasting the executable file.
In addition, the program comes with a Kill Windows options, a feature that makes the operation faster and smoother if you are working with documents. By checking this option, you prevent the tool from saving changed documents.

A useful restore utility that can save you a lot of headaches

In the eventuality that you hit the X button by mistake by pressing the wrong keystroke or quitting by mistake, then GoneIn60s enables you to re-open applications within one minute of closing them.