Sweep: Clean Up & Free Space

Sweep helps you get storage back without guesswork. One Smart Scan shows how much junk your Mac is holding, which big files you forgot about, which apps you never open and what starts with your Mac. Then you choose what goes. SMART SCAN Give your Mac a checkup in one click. See cleanable junk, large files, unused apps and login items together, then clean the junk with a single button or review each section first. SYSTEM JUNK Clear user caches, log files, Xcode derived data and old device support files, browser caches, Mail downloads and Trash contents. Each category shows how many items it holds and how much space it takes. Apps rebuild caches automatically when they need them. SPACE MAP See where your space goes. Your disk is drawn as blocks sized by how much they use: Applications, Library, Pictures, Movies, iPhone backups and more. Click a folder to open it and find what is taking up room. LARGE & OLD FILES Find the big files you forgot about: old installers, disk images, videos, iPhone backups and anything you haven't opened in a year. Filter to files over 5 GB or older than a year. DUPLICATES Find files and folders that are identical, byte for byte. Sweep keeps the oldest copy of each and selects the extras, and it never lets you remove every copy. UNINSTALLER Remove apps completely, together with the caches, preferences and support files they leave behind. See when you last used each app and how much space it really takes. SPEED See how your memory is being used, estimate how long startup takes, and review the login items and background helpers that open automatically. MENU BAR Keep an eye on free space, memory and CPU from the menu bar, and clean junk without opening the app. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Sweep works entirely on your Mac. No account, no analytics, no data collection. It only sees the folders you give it access to, asks before removing anything, and moves files to the Trash so you can change your mind. Light and dark mode, native SwiftUI, built for macOS 14 and later.

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