Years of downloads, project caches, Xcode derived data, browser history, and old app leftovers pile up fast. CleanMachine finds them all in 60 seconds — free. Then cleans it up so your Mac actually runs the way it should during crunch time.
Lecture slides, assignment PDFs, installers for apps you tried once, zip files you already extracted — the Downloads folder on most student Macs is a graveyard. CleanMachine finds Large Files across your whole drive so you can see what's taking the most space at a glance.
If you're in CS or any engineering program, Xcode's derived data, simulator caches, and device support files can easily take up 20–40 GB. CleanMachine's Mac Developer Cleaner identifies and removes all of it safely — Xcode rebuilds what it needs, and everything else is junk.
Every website you've visited for research — papers, documentation, YouTube lectures — left cached files on disk. CleanMachine clears browser caches across all 5 browsers at once without touching your bookmarks or passwords.
Apps you drag to the Trash leave support files, caches, and preference files scattered across your Mac. CleanMachine finds these orphaned leftovers and clears them — completely safe since the app that created them is already gone.
Scans your entire Mac in 60 seconds. Shows exactly what's taking space — caches, old logs, app junk, browser data — with sizes in plain English.
For CS students: removes Xcode derived data, simulator caches, and device support files. Frees 10–40 GB that Xcode will happily rebuild.
One tap wipes browser history, clipboard, recent files, DNS cache, and QuickLook cache. Useful when your laptop is shared or visible in a crowded lecture hall.
Surfaces the biggest files on your Mac — videos, archives, backups — so you can decide what to keep, offload to cloud, or delete.
Set it once and your Mac auto-cleans weekly or monthly. You never have to remember — CleanMachine runs quietly in the background.
A 0–100 score tells you how your Mac is doing. If it drops below 70 before a deadline, you know to run a quick clean before the crunch starts.
Download CleanMachine and run a free scan. Find out how much junk is hiding on your Mac. Fix it for $19.99 — once, works forever, no subscription.
macOS 13+ · $19.99 once · No subscription · 30-day refund
CleanMachine is already $19.99 one-time — no subscription, no monthly cost. It works forever on the Mac you install it on. That's already the lowest price in the category.
No. CleanMachine only removes junk — caches, temp files, old logs, browser data, leftover files from apps you uninstalled. Your project files, documents, and code are never touched.
Run a free CleanMachine scan. It typically finds 8–15 GB of junk that's safe to remove — Xcode derived data, simulator caches, old downloads, browser caches. That's often enough to stop the "disk full" warnings without deleting anything you actually need.
Yes. The Mac Developer Cleaner removes Xcode derived data, simulator caches, and device support files — these can take up 20–50 GB and slow down builds as storage fills. Clearing them speeds up subsequent builds too.