9.2 GB
System Junk
Re-creatable caches, logs and build-tool downloads.
1,284 items
12.4 GB
found
Storage care, refined
Make room for what matters.
MacMint finds caches, developer storage, large files, and forgotten downloads — then lets you review everything before anything moves to Trash.
- On-device only
- Trash-first cleanup
- No account needed
Smart CleanupCaches, logs and developer leftovers
ApplicationsUninstall apps, leftovers and installers
Large File AnalyzerFind space-hungry files in any folder
Downloads ReviewSort through forgotten downloads
Trash ReviewSee what is already in your Trash
Privacy & SafetyOn-device scanning, Trash-first cleanup
MacMint never auto-selects personal files. Removal uses macOS Trash so mistakes remain recoverable.
Smart Cleanup
One deep scan across caches, logs, web data, saved state, and browser and package-manager storage. Nothing is removed until you approve it.
Potentially reclaimable space
24.8 GB
Nothing is removed until you approve it.
11.4 GB
Xcode Storage
Derived data, simulators, archives and Device Support.
42 items
2.1 GB
Universal Binaries
Optional non-native slices in writable third-party apps.
18 items
1.3 GB
Mail Attachments
Downloaded attachment copies from server-synced Mail.
76 items
0.9 GB
Device Backups
Local iPhone and iPad backups — review dates first.
2 items
1.9 GB
Trash
Items already in Trash. Deletion here is permanent.
315 items
What it does
Smart Cleanup deep-scans user and app-container caches, logs, browser and package-manager storage, Xcode data, simulator devices, Mail attachments, backups, and more.
- Quick Clean selects only re-creatable user caches and logs.
- Xcode data, Universal Binaries, backups, Mail, shared system files, and Trash always require review.
- Search, filters, sorting, and Finder reveal help you inspect every item.
Applications
A complete view of installed apps with their matched support files, plus orphaned leftovers and old installer packages.
Application inventory
128 apps found
42.1 GB across apps, matched support files, leftovers and installers
38.4 GB
Application Uninstaller
Remove an app together with confidently matched support files.
128 items
2.1 GB
Application Leftovers
Old identifier-based support files with no installed owner.
46 items
1.6 GB
Installation Files
Disk images and installer packages in Downloads and Desktop.
23 items
Exact unowned app containers appear immediately; ambiguous support files require 14 days of inactivity. Nothing is selected automatically.
What it does
MacMint inventories installed apps and matches each one to its caches, preferences, logs, saved state, and support folders. Uninstalling moves the whole group to Trash, and macOS may ask for App Management permission first.
- Running applications are skipped.
- Matched support files are listed before anything moves.
- Installer packages and orphaned leftovers are reviewed separately.
Large File Analyzer
Choose any folder and find the space-hungry files above a threshold you control.
Photos.photoslibrary~/Pictures
6.2 GB
Xcode_16.1.dmg~/Downloads
3.8 GB
iOS_17_Simulator_Runtime.dmg~/Downloads
2.9 GB
Movie Draft 04.mov~/Movies
1.7 GB
Backup_2026-07.zip~/Desktop
890 MB
What it does
Point MacMint at any folder — your home directory, a project, an external drive — and it lists the largest files above your chosen minimum size.
- Adjustable threshold from 100 MB to 5 GB.
- Sort by size, name, or modification date.
- Reveal any file in Finder before deciding what to keep.
Downloads Review
Review files in Downloads — none are selected automatically.
Xcode_16.1.dmg~/Downloads · Aug 7, 2026
3.8 GB
screenshots.zip~/Downloads · Aug 2, 2026
212 MB
Meeting notes.pdf~/Downloads · Jul 28, 2026
4.2 MB
old-installer.dmg~/Downloads · Jun 14, 2026
890 MB
What it does
Downloads accumulate quietly. MacMint gives you a clear, sortable list with sizes and dates so you can decide what is still worth keeping.
- Search, category filters, and size/name/date sorting.
- Select all, none, or only recommended items.
- Confirmation before anything moves to Trash.
Trash Review
See what is already waiting in Trash — and decide whether it stays.
Old backups.dmgTrash · Jul 30, 2026
1.1 GB
temp movie.movTrash · Jul 22, 2026
720 MB
unused Xcode archive.zipTrash · Jul 3, 2026
98 MB
2025 tax notes.pdfTrash · Jun 18, 2026
6 MB
What it does
Trash gives every cleanup a safety net. Items MacMint moves are recoverable until you empty it — and emptying Trash asks for a separate, explicit warning.
- Permanent deletion requires its own confirmation.
- Personal files are never selected automatically.
- Reveal in Finder before making a decision.
Privacy & Safety
Scanning happens entirely on your Mac. No account, no cloud service, no analytics.
- File names and contents are never uploaded — everything stays on your Mac.
- No account, no cloud, no telemetry.
- Permissions are requested only when a scan actually needs them.
- Full Disk Access guidance is built into the app, with a limited-access mode as fallback.
- Removal uses macOS Trash, so mistakes remain recoverable.
Why it matters
macOS protects Mail, browser, Documents, and application data. When a deep scan needs access, MacMint explains exactly why and links you straight to the right System Settings panel.
Get MacMint
Download the app and start your first deep scan in minutes.
- Install Open the downloaded file and drag MacMint into your Applications folder.
- Open Launch MacMint from your Applications folder.
- Scan Grant Full Disk Access when invited for the deepest scans. MacMint works in a limited mode without it.
