Getting Started

Navigation

The app uses a floating glass pill bar with 8 sections: Dashboard, Cleanup, Disk Space, Duplicates, Uninstaller, Processes, Startup Services, and Settings. Switch sections with the bar or ⌘1–⌘8.

Dashboard

Shows disk usage, system info, cleanup statistics, and recent operations. Press ⌘Y to open the full cleanup history. This is the default landing page.

Smart Cleanup

1. Go to Cleanup in the navigation bar
2. Base cleanup (system cache, app logs, browser cache) is ready to run
3. Toggle additional options you want (.DS_Store, Maven, Go cache, .dart_tool projects, iCloud Documents, Voice Memos, GarageBand/Logic, iMovie/Final Cut, Sleep Image, Font Cache)
4. Click Start Scan for an extended scan of all categories
5. Review results — each category shows a risk badge (Safe, Moderate, Dangerous, Protected)
6. Select items to remove (risky and personal-content groups start unselected)
7. Click Clean Now

Find Duplicate Files

1. Go to Duplicates
2. Choose a folder (Home, Downloads, Documents, or custom)
3. Click Start Scan
4. Review duplicate groups side-by-side in the split view; press Space for Quick Look
5. Adjust selection with smart strategies (Keep Oldest by default), then move selected copies to Trash

Uninstall an App

1. Go to Uninstaller
2. Select an app from the list or drag an .app bundle onto the drop zone
3. Wait for the deep scan to finish
4. Review related files grouped by confidence tier
5. Click Uninstall
6. If leftover files remain, the post-uninstall leftovers sheet appears

Automate Cleanup

Siri, Shortcuts, and Automator commands are enabled by default, including Empty Trash. See Siri & Automation for available commands and settings.

Process Manager

The process list updates on launch. Use the toolbar to switch between Flat and Grouped view, sort by CPU/memory/name/threads, or manage whitelist/blacklist. Critical system processes cannot be terminated.

Startup Services

Scan detects LaunchAgents and LaunchDaemons. Use the toggle to load or unload any service, Show in Finder to reveal the plist, or delete a third-party service (confirmation required). Services are categorized as User, Third-party, or System.