NEW · Meet Scout, your AI helper · Signed & notarized

Find space you can safely recover.

MacCleaner is a trust-first storage assistant for your Mac. It scans read-only, shows you exactly what's safe to recover, and Scout — your built-in AI helper — explains every recommendation and answers your questions. Nothing is ever deleted automatically.

Your Mac
Read-only
73%USED
Safe to reclaim
2.9 GB
Gradle cachesSafe to remove 1.6 GB
Xcode DerivedDataSafe to remove 243 MB
Android emulatorsCaution — not selected 9.7 GB
Universal · Intel & Apple Silicon Local-first No auto-delete No ads or tracking

/ 01 — the flow

Scan → Review → Clean

Three simple steps. Scout walks you through each one — you stay in control the whole time.

01

Scan

One click analyzes cache, logs, downloads, developer junk, and clutter — locally and read-only. Nothing is touched.

02

Preview

Results are grouped by real-world problem and by risk. Open any group to see exactly what's inside — Scout explains what's safe and why.

03

Clean

Choose what to remove, then confirm: move to Trash (recoverable) or delete permanently. Your call, every time.

/ 02 — coverage

What you can clean

Cache & Logs

Temporary files apps recreate.

Trash

Items already in the Trash.

Downloads

Old installers & archives.

Large Files

Big files you may have forgotten.

Developer Junk

Xcode, npm, pnpm, Gradle caches.

iOS DeviceSupport

Regenerated on next device connect.

Simulators

Unavailable Xcode simulators.

System Data

Inspect where space really goes.

/ 03 — why it's safe

Safe by default

Never auto-deletes

MacCleaner only cleans what you select and confirm. Danger paths can't even be selected.

Trash or permanent — your call

Move files to Trash and recover them from Finder, or delete permanently to free space now. Always your choice.

Local-first scanning

Your files are scanned on your Mac. Names and paths never leave it.

Honest, with Scout

No fake "infected" warnings, no RAM-boost myths. Scout only explains real, measured space — and never invents problems.

/ 04 — pricing

Free vs Pro

Scanning and Scout are always free and unlimited. Upgrade only when you clean a lot.

Free

  • + Unlimited read-only scans
  • + Scout, your AI helper — unlimited
  • + Clean up to 500 MB per day
  • + Trash or permanent — your choice
  • + No account required to scan

Pro

  • + Everything in Free
  • + Unlimited cleanup — no daily cap
  • + Clean as much as you want, as often
  • + Cleanup history & stats
  • + Support a trust-first indie app

Monthly

$4.99

per month · cancel anytime

Best value

Yearly

$19.99

$1.67/mo, billed yearly

Launch deal

Lifetime

$29.99

pay once, use forever

After payment, download the app and sign in with the same email — Pro unlocks automatically. Secure payment by Stripe.

/ 05 — stay in the loop

Questions or updates?

Get a note when new cleanup coverage ships, or reach out with a question. No spam — just the occasional update from a local-first indie app.

— get in touch
— interested in
Cleanup tips Developer tools New releases Beta access
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/ 06 — faq

Good to know

Is MacCleaner safe?

Yes. It never deletes anything automatically, moves files to Trash by default, and protects system-critical and personal paths — those can't even be selected.

Does it delete files automatically?

No. Every cleanup is analyze → review → confirm. Nothing is removed without your approval.

Who is Scout?

Scout is your built-in AI helper. It narrates the scan, explains what each group is and why it's safe to recover, and answers your questions about your Mac's storage — always honest, never pushy.

Is this a RAM cleaner?

No. MacCleaner frees disk space — it makes no false performance or "memory boost" claims.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Scanning is local-first and runs entirely on your Mac.

What can I do for free?

Unlimited read-only scans, Scout's full AI help, and up to 500 MB of cleanup per day. Pro removes the daily cap for unlimited cleanup.

Why is System Data so large on my Mac?

It's mostly caches, logs, dev junk, and leftovers — exactly what the System Data Inspector helps you understand and clear.

Can I restore cleaned files?

Yes. Cleanups land in MacCleaner's recoverable Trash first — restore any item until you choose to empty it.

Where can I learn more about Mac storage?

Our blog has practical guides: what System Data actually is, clearing caches safely, and reclaiming Xcode's disk space.

/ ready

Find space you can safely recover.

Download MacCleaner, run a read-only scan, and let Scout show you what's safe to clean.

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