Time Machine snapshots
Hidden local backups can quietly eat 10–50 GB. Gigatidy shows and releases them.
9 GBGigatidy finds hidden junk, explains what every file is, and cleans only what's safe to remove. No scary red numbers. No mystery buttons.
Scans locally · Free diagnosis · Coming soon to the Mac App Store
What it cleans
Not just browser caches. Gigatidy digs into the places where the real gigabytes hide.
Ask why your Mac is slow, what "System Data" is, whether a file matters. Gigatidy answers in plain language first — and acts only when you say so.
Hidden local backups can quietly eat 10–50 GB. Gigatidy shows and releases them.
9 GBnpm, pnpm, gradle, cargo caches — and node_modules in projects you've abandoned.
11 GBChrome, Notion, VS Code, Figma and dozens more — cleared safely, apps keep working.
12 GBDeletes apps together with their leftovers — preferences, caches, support files.
Memory pressure, swap, heavy processes and everything launching at login — one honest list.
Why it's different
Try it
Every crumpled note below is real junk Gigatidy finds on a typical Mac. Go on — sweep it away.
Private by default
The scan runs entirely on your Mac. File names and contents never leave your machine — only anonymous size totals are used to answer your questions.
FAQ
That reputation is earned — most cleaners scare users with red numbers and delete things silently. Gigatidy does the opposite: it only touches temporary, recoverable files, shows you the full list before removing anything, and keeps a history. Apps are moved to Trash, not wiped.
CleanMyMac is a panel of buttons — it cleans, but doesn't explain. Gigatidy is a conversation: ask why your Mac is slow, what "System Data" actually is, whether a file is safe to delete — and it answers, then acts. It also goes deeper: Time Machine snapshots, developer caches, node_modules.
No. Scanning happens locally. Only anonymous size totals are used to generate answers — never file names or contents.
Gigatidy supports modern macOS versions on Apple Silicon and Intel. You’ll install it from the Mac App Store, like any other app.
Very soon. Gigatidy is coming to the Mac App Store — the download link will appear right here on this page.
Gigatidy is coming to the Mac App Store. The download link will appear here at launch.
Coming soon to the App Store