Which application provides a view of all installed apps on a Mac to manage and uninstall them?

Launchpad is the application that provides a view of all installed applications on a Mac, allowing users to manage and uninstall them easily. When you open Launchpad, you'll see a grid of app icons similar to the home screen of an iOS device. This visual interface makes it straightforward to locate, reorder, or delete applications by clicking and holding the app icon until they start to jiggle, at which point an "X" will appear on the apps that can be uninstalled.

While Finder is essential for navigating the file system and managing files, it does not present a dedicated view solely for applications. Mission Control provides an overview of all open windows and desktops, helping users to manage their workspace rather than installed applications. Activity Monitor is used for monitoring system resources and running processes, but it does not have the functionality to manage or uninstall applications. Thus, Launchpad stands out as the correct choice for managing and uninstalling apps directly on a Mac.