McCleaner
For every Mac with a mystery storage bar

That giant System Data bar in About This Mac?
We'll show you what's in it.

Apple lumps caches, logs, old backups, dev clutter and more into one unexplained gray block — often 20, 50, even 80 GB. McCleaner scans it, names every piece in plain English, and only touches what you approve.

macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon · scanning is always free

About This Mac → Storage

Apps Photos Documents iCloud Drive System Data Free space ↓ 38.2 GB reclaimed

01 — The problem

"System Data" isn't one thing. It's dozens of things, none of which Apple names.

It's the single biggest unexplained category on most Macs, and Apple's own Storage panel won't break it down further. In practice it's an accumulation like this:

App & user caches 1–4 GB Xcode Derived Data 2–15 GB Old simulator OS volumes 10–55 GB Time Machine local snapshots varies iPhone / iPad backups 3–20 GB Crash & diagnostic reports 100 MB+ Developer tool caches 1–8 GB Docker VM disk images 5–40 GB

02 — How it works

Look for free. Only pay the moment you actually clean.

No subscription, no trial period, nothing running in the background. McCleaner does one job, in three steps.

01

Scan

McCleaner reads your System Data folders and processes — nothing is changed. It sorts everything into Safe, Caution, and Advanced, and shows you exactly what's using the space.

Free, always
02

Understand

Every category gets a plain-English explanation: what it is, why it's that risk level, and exactly what happens if you clear it. Nothing is pre-selected for you.

Still free
03

Clean

Pick what to remove and confirm. Your first cleanup is free — after that, it draws from whichever plan you've chosen. Most items move to the Trash first, so it's recoverable until you empty it.

03 — Pricing

Try it for nothing. Pay however often you actually clean up.

No account required to scan, ever. Your first cleanup is free — after that, pick whatever matches how often you do this.

First clean
Free

Scan anytime, no limit. Your very first cleanup doesn't cost anything either — see the real result before you pay for anything.

Download & scan free
Single clean
€1.99

One cleanup, right now. Good if you're just here to fix it once.

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5-clean pack
€4.99

Five cleanups to use whenever — no expiry, and cheaper per clean than buying one at a time.

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Best value
Unlimited, yearly
€12.99/yr

Unlimited cleanups for a year — about a quarter of what similar Mac cleaners charge.

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Launch offer
Unlimited, lifetime
€24.99

Pay once, unlimited cleanups forever. Launch pricing — won't stick around.

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Every option downloads the same free app — pick and pay for a plan inside McCleaner only when you're ready to clean.

Paid securely via Stripe, only when you choose a paid plan. Prices shown in EUR; local taxes may apply.

You choose what gets scanned and removed, and you're responsible for that choice — see Terms & Disclaimer before you download.

04 — Safety

Built to never surprise you.

McCleaner never deletes anything you haven't personally selected — and a few categories are permanently off-limits, full stop.

Nothing selected by default

Every category — even the totally safe ones — starts unchecked. You choose exactly what gets touched, item by item if you want.

Trash first, not gone

Most cleanup moves items to the Trash rather than deleting outright, so it's recoverable until you empty it yourself.

Off-limits, always

Photos originals, Mail, Messages, Keychains and your Documents are never in scope — no setting can change that.

Risk-tiered, honestly

Every category is labelled Safe, Caution, or Advanced — and anything past Safe needs an extra, explicit acknowledgment before it can run.

Safe

Regenerated automatically. Essentially always fine to clear — app caches, logs, temp files.

Caution

Regenerable, but clearing it costs time, bandwidth, or re-syncing — old backups, dev tooling.

Advanced

Real data lives nearby. Only offered with a full explanation and a required confirmation.

05 — Terms & disclaimer

You're in control. That also means it's on you.

McCleaner shows you everything before it touches anything, and asks you to confirm twice — but the decision of what to scan and what to remove is always yours. Here's that in plain terms.

You choose, you're responsible

McCleaner's Safe / Caution / Advanced labels are guidance, not a guarantee. You are solely responsible for reviewing what McCleaner finds and deciding what to select before any cleanup — and for backing up anything important beforehand. McCleaner's developer has no way to know what matters on your specific Mac.

Provided as-is, no warranty

McCleaner is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Its developer does not guarantee McCleaner will be error-free or that any action will produce the result you expect, and is not liable for any data loss, damages, or other harm arising from your use of the app, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

You need the right to use this Mac

By using McCleaner you confirm you own this computer, or otherwise have full authority to scan and modify it — for example, that it doesn't conflict with an employer's IT policy.

Payment and your right of withdrawal

Your first cleanup is free. After that, cleaning up draws on a paid credit or an active unlimited plan, charged via Stripe at checkout. Requesting or using a cleanup is an explicit request for McCleaner to begin immediately — once it's run, you waive the statutory withdrawal/cooling-off period that would otherwise apply to a completed digital service under EU consumer law (Directive 2011/83/EU, Art. 16(m)). Unused credits and unlimited-plan access are tied to your Mac and aren't transferable.

What we collect

Scanning happens entirely on your Mac — nothing about your files is sent anywhere. Payment is handled by Stripe directly; McCleaner never sees or stores your card details.

This page is a summary. The full Terms of Use are shown in McCleaner itself before your first scan, and must be accepted there to continue.

Find out what your Mac has been hiding.

Scanning costs nothing and changes nothing, and your first cleanup is free too. See the number first — decide about a plan after.

No account required to scan.