In my case, I started with 248 applications (I know). Once you click on Applications, you will likely see a substantial list including applications you forgot about or never knew existed.
We're looking for Applications information, which you can find if you scroll down to the Software section in the left-hand window. If you open About This Mac under the Apple menu and click on the System Report… button, the System Information application will launch. The easiest way to find 32-bit applications is to use Apple's System Information application, though it is not a particularly great interface. This blog entry will detail one person's efforts to clean his system of 32-bit applications (or at least become aware of the applications that will be an issue). Apple has been warning about this for a few years now and has gotten increasingly aggressive at informing users who run macOS 10.14 Mojave that they have dated applications that won't work in the future. With the advent of macOS 10.15 Catalina (expected to release sometime in early fall 2019), Apple will be removing support for all 32-bit applications.
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