App caches
Temporary cache files in ~/Library/Caches that apps rebuild automatically.
macOS Utility · Direct download or Mac App Store
Free up space
Free up space
on your Mac.
Scan caches, logs, Trash, and large files. Preview sizes before you delete. Everything runs locally — no account, no cloud upload, no surprises.
What you can clean
Four tabs. One clean Mac.
Select categories, scan first, then delete. You stay in control at every step.
Old logs
Log files accumulated in ~/Library/Logs that are safe to remove.
Trash
Empty the Trash and permanently reclaim disk space from deleted items.
.DS_Store files
Hidden macOS folder metadata scattered across directories — safe to clear.
Large files
Find files above a size threshold, review them in Finder, then decide what to delete.
Developer tools
Review Xcode simulators, Android AVDs, and Android Studio data taking up space.
How it works
Scan. Review. Delete.
Four steps to a cleaner Mac. Nothing is deleted without your confirmation.
01
Select & Scan
Choose categories (Cache, Logs, Trash, .DS_Store) and tap Scan.
02
Grant access
The App Store build asks you to pick your home folder once. The direct build does not need to ask.
03
Review sizes
Open any category and untick what you want to keep. Nothing is touched until you confirm.
04
Confirm delete
Tap Delete and confirm. Only then are files removed — permanently and locally.
Built for safety
Protected by design.
Nothing is deleted without your confirmation, and you can open any category to see exactly what is inside it.
Never touched
Photos, Mail, Messages, iCloud Drive, Keychains, SSH keys and .git folders are refused by every scan. No setting overrides it.
Privacy first
No analytics, no ads, no network requests. All scanning and deletion happens only on your Mac.
Graceful errors
If macOS blocks access to a folder, the app shows a warning and continues — no crashes, no data loss.
Screenshots
See it in action.
Clean, Large Files, Devices and System — everything you need in one compact app.
Clean — every category explained, sized, and selectable
Review — open any category and untick what you want to keep
Devices — simulators, unused runtimes, Android emulators
Download
Two ways to get it.
Same app, two builds. The App Store version runs in Apple's sandbox, which rules out a few things it simply cannot be allowed to touch.
Full version
Direct download
Signed and notarized by Apple. Opens without any Gatekeeper warnings.
- Every cleanup category, including unused simulator runtimes
- System caches under
/Library, scanned before anything is deleted - Scans your home folder directly — no folder picker each time
Sandboxed
Mac App Store
Automatic updates and Apple's own install flow. Pick this if you would rather not manage updates yourself.
- Updates itself through the App Store
- 22 of 23 cleanup categories
- No system caches under
/Library— the sandbox forbids it - No simulator runtime cleanup — needs Apple's
simctl
Verify a download before you open it — run
shasum -a 256 <file> and compare:
04b3b14f8da807fbec6f3b8edf702cb4cfaa6f1b23367d73dc7595e3da803de1 CleanMac-1.2.0-macOS-arm64.dmg
334a0a5b2258ca56f43dca03ab3fe41c282feb094a3e9c96ec7db1fa918f10ad CleanMac-1.2.0-macOS-arm64.pkg
Ready to reclaim your disk space?
Download it directly, or get it from the Mac App Store. macOS Ventura (13) or later. No account needed.