See what's filling your Mac. Free it up safely.
PureClean shows exactly what fills your Mac and frees space with one safe decision: every item previewed, everything moved to the Trash, nothing ever sent off your Mac.
Scan speed measured on an Apple-silicon Mac; it depends on your Mac and disk. Sizes in the screenshots are illustrative.
Overview
Running out of space? PureClean maps your storage in seconds and shows exactly where it went, in interactive maps instead of cryptic lists. Then Smart Clean picks only what your Mac rebuilds by itself, like app and browser caches, downloaded updates and old logs. One total, one button.
Want more? Unused developer data, old installers and leftovers of deleted apps are each one tap away, and Applications shows what every app really costs you. Every item is shown before anything moves, everything goes to the Trash, and any cleanup can be put back.
A live chart fills in as PureClean works. It reads only names, sizes and dates, never what's inside your files.
Unused development files, installers older than a month and leftovers of deleted apps, each explained in a single line.
Byte-identical files found by fingerprint and SHA-256. One copy is always kept, and a file you edited since is never removed.
Xcode data, simulators, package caches and node_modules: see how much space each uses and what it takes to recreate it.
Memory pressure, CPU, disk and thermal state straight from macOS, with the evidence behind every tip. No “RAM cleaning”.
Every cleanup is recorded before the first file moves. Restore items one by one, or a whole cleanup at once.
Smart Clean
Open Smart Clean and the work is done: 25 reviewed rules have picked only what your Mac recreates by itself. You see one number and one button. Anything personal, anything that might matter and anything ambiguous is never chosen for you.
Review first
Before a single file moves, PureClean shows the complete plan: every item, its size, why it's included and what removing it means. Untick anything you want to keep, and everything else goes to the Trash.
Applications
Apps hide gigabytes in caches, settings and support folders. PureClean shows each app's full footprint and when you last opened it, so you can uninstall the ones you don't need, together and completely.
Orphaned Remnants
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves its data behind. PureClean groups those leftovers by the app they came from and tells you why it thinks the app is gone, listing a leftover only when several independent checks agree.
A closer look
Why PureClean
Smart Clean does the analysis, picks only what your Mac rebuilds on its own, and asks for one click. No checklists to study.
Every item is previewed, everything goes to the Trash, and every cleanup is recorded so you can put it back.
Apps' hidden data, leftovers of deleted apps, Electron app caches, duplicates and developer data, each explained in plain language.
One small yearly subscription with every feature, all updates and support. Family Sharing included.
Privacy and open source
If you buy PureClean through an app store, that store processes the transaction under its own privacy policy. See our privacy policy for details.
PureClean’s source code is public, so anyone can review how it works and report issues in the open. A subscription is the easy way to use it, with automatic updates and support, and it funds continued development.
Availability
$3.00 / year
Reference price in US dollars. Prices in other regions are shown on the store listing.
Annual subscription. Renews automatically under the terms shown at purchase, and can be canceled anytime from your store account.
Release notes
Released
FAQ
On the Mac App Store, in all 175 countries and regions. It runs in Apple's sandbox: you choose your home folder once, and your startup disk the first time you scan the entire disk. The source code is public on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 license.
One small yearly subscription with every feature, all updates and support. The download is free, and PureClean asks you to subscribe when you first open it. There are no tiers, ads or upsells. New subscribers get the first week free: cancel before it ends and you aren't charged.
Yes. The subscription supports Family Sharing, so you and up to five family members can use PureClean on your own Macs.
Yes. It never removes anything on its own. Every cleanup shows each item and why it's proposed, asks for your confirmation and moves items to the Trash, where you can restore them. System files, other users' files, Mail, Messages, Photos and iCloud Drive are always protected.
No. Open Smart Clean: it has already chosen only what your Mac recreates by itself. Look at the total, press Review & Clean, confirm. That's it.
Yes. Everything goes to the Trash first. Put items back from PureClean's History, one item or a whole cleanup at a time, or with Finder's Put Back. Once you empty the Trash yourself, the space is freed for good.
Scanning and cleaning stop, but nothing you cleaned is held hostage: PureClean's History stays available, so you can still put items back from the Trash. Your scans and settings are kept for when you subscribe again. You can cancel anytime in your Apple Account's subscription settings.
No. PureClean works fully offline. macOS checks your subscription from the purchase it keeps on your Mac, the App Store handles payments, and PureClean itself never connects anywhere.
Because “free” isn't sustainable: free projects often slow down and eventually disappear, which leaves only expensive options. A small yearly price keeps PureClean maintained, updated and supported, and the code stays public, so anyone can audit it.
No. PureClean works only while you use it: no background agents, no login items, no notifications.
Get PureClean from the App Store. One small yearly price covers every feature, all updates and support.
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