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MacCare Pro
Running out of space on your Mac? We’ll help you free it up.
See what’s taking up space on your disk and choose what to delete. You stay in control of the cleanup.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
Requires macOS 14 or later.
No surprisesSee everything before it’s removed
Personal files go to the TrashYou can restore them
No data collectedYour files stay on your Mac
No accounts, no adsJust an app
What takes up the space, and how to free it up
We find what takes up space and show you the size of each item.
Smart Scan
See how much you can free up
Check what’s taking up space on your Mac and see the result before you press Clean.
Uninstaller
Remove apps without leftovers
Find related files that may remain after an app is removed.
Dashboard
Everything important about your Mac’s health
Keep an eye on system load, find resource-hungry apps and quit them right in MacCare Pro.
Find what takes up the most space
Review large files and your Downloads folder. Move what you don’t need to the Trash.
Don’t keep a file twice
Find identical files and choose which ones to delete.
Trash you forgot about
Find files in the Trash on your Mac, in iCloud Drive and on external disks. Choose what to delete to free up space.
Free up space taken by development data
Find Xcode data, build archives, and npm, Cargo and Gradle caches.
Free up space taken by AI tools
Find ChatGPT and Claude caches and local Ollama, LM Studio and Hugging Face models.
Your conversations stay untouchedSee how much space you can free up
Smart Scan checks your Mac and shows what takes up space and what you can delete.
Coming soon to the Mac App StoreEverything is under your control
You choose what to delete, see which data will be affected, and manage access to your files.
You decide
Nothing is deleted until you press Clean. Personal files go to the Trash, so you can restore them.
Your privacy matters
MacCare Pro doesn’t collect user data, use analytics or show ads. No account needed.
Access only with your permission
MacCare Pro accesses only the folders you’ve allowed it to use. You can revoke permissions in System Settings.
Library
Finds caches, logs and app leftovers that you can delete.
Applications
Helps you remove apps and find related files left behind after removal.
Home folder
Lets MacCare Pro find large files, duplicates and developer tool caches.
Full Disk Access
Gives access to additional data, including Mail, Safari data and the contents of the Trash.
Requirements
macOS14 or later
ChipApple silicon and Intel
Languages6
Questions and answers
Is it safe? Can it break anything?
You choose what to clean up and see which items will be affected before anything is deleted. Caches, logs and temporary data are deleted permanently, while personal files, apps and their leftovers are moved to the Trash, so you can restore them. Cleanup starts only after you confirm.
Does MacCare Pro quit apps automatically?
No. MacCare Pro shows which apps put a load on your Mac and quits them only when you ask. Apps receive the standard quit request, just like with ⌘Q, so you can save your changes if the app supports it.
Where do deleted files go?
Personal files, large files, duplicates, apps and their leftovers are moved to the Trash, so you can restore them. Caches, logs, temporary data, browser data and developer tool data are deleted permanently, and so is the contents of the Trash if you choose to empty it. Before cleanup, you see which items will be affected.
What is “System Data” in Mac storage?
“System Data” is the macOS storage category for files that don’t belong to any other category. It can include caches, logs, device backups and developer tool data. MacCare Pro helps you find some of it and choose what to delete.
Why does the app need access to folders?
macOS restricts app access to some folders and data. To check their contents, MacCare Pro asks for the permissions it needs. The app explains what each permission is for, and you can revoke it in macOS settings.
Does MacCare Pro collect data?
MacCare Pro doesn’t collect user data, use analytics or show ads. To check for app updates, it sends the identifiers of your installed apps to Apple’s public service. The app makes no other network requests.