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Keep your Mac refreshed and running smoothly

A Mac cleaner that measures first

RefreshYourMac identifies what can safely be removed from your Mac. Delete it yourself, or schedule a clean daily — or whenever your free space drops below a level you set.

All of the measuring is free, before you pay for anything. And it shows you the receipt before it deletes anything.

Tell me when it shipsNot released yet. macOS 15 or later when it is.
The RefreshYourMac window: free space and CPU and memory readings across the top, then the four levels with a count and a size each — Safe to Remove 10, Review 12, Move to Backup 4, Protected 5 — and the categories listed below with their sizes and a Clean button.
The app on one Mac, 25 September 2026

Or never think about it again

Set a time and RefreshYourMac cleans the safe categories on its own — caches, logs and build data that come back by themselves. Add a floor for free space and it will also run whenever your Mac drops below it.

  • Only Safe to Remove. Never your files, never anything needing your password, and never the Trash — that is the undo for everything else.
  • You choose the categories. Any of them can be dropped from the scheduled run while staying one click away by hand.
  • Every run is written down. What it took and what it freed, in the history, so an automatic clean is never a thing that happened quietly.
The scheduling settings: clean automatically daily at 18:00, the next clean due 26 September at 18:00, an option to also run when free space drops below 10 GB, and a note that only Safe to Remove categories are ever taken.
Settings on one Mac, 25 September 2026

What it found on one real Mac

No web page can measure your disk, and a cleaner that shows you a figure before you have installed anything is guessing at it. So here is a real one instead, measured on the machine the app was built on.

Caches, logs, the Trash, Xcode and the simulators — fourteen of the forty-four places the app looks, with none of the duplicates, the leftovers from apps you uninstalled, or the pictures saved twice. Your Mac holds a different number, and the app measures all forty-four of them before it claims anything.

On the Mac this was built on

30.3 GB

could be reclaimed, found in 14 of the 44 places the app looks

Four levels, on every category

The rating is what cleaning costs you, not how much it frees. It decides what the buttons are even allowed to do — a Move to Backup category has no bulk clean, whatever you click, and a Protected one has no delete at all.

What each level allows, in full →

Safe to remove

Regenerates on its own. Nothing of value is lost.

Review

Costs a rebuild, a re-download or an app restart. Worth a look before you clean it.

Move to Backup

Your data. Move it to another drive, or pick items one at a time.

Protected

Cannot be deleted here. It shows you what to do instead.

Scanning is free. All 44 categories.

$44.99 to clean. Once, not every year.

Measure your Mac, see every category rated and listed, and decide whether any of it is worth paying to remove — before you pay anything. A licence is what lets the app act on what it found.