Clean up your Mac, and get it back if you need to.
Overswan finds caches, logs and build leftovers, removes apps along with the files they leave behind, and keeps your apps up to date. Everything goes to the Trash, so nothing is gone until you empty it.
$69.99 30% off at launch · One-time · 2 Macs · macOS Tahoe
What’s inside
Cleaner
Caches, logs and build leftovers: Xcode's DerivedData, Simulator caches, CocoaPods, npm, pnpm and Gradle. Pick what to clear and it moves to the Trash.
Uninstaller
Drop an app to see the files it left in your Library folder, then remove them together. Full Disk Access lets it look deeper.
App updates
See which apps have updates and install them together.
Homebrew
Search, install, update and remove Homebrew tools and apps without a terminal.
Disk image installer
Install an app from a .dmg in one click, then eject it.
Messaging downloads
Tidy the files chat apps save to Downloads, with simple rules.
How to uninstall an app on a Mac completely
- 1
Open Uninstaller from Overswan.
- 2
Drop the app on it, or pick it from the list.
- 3
Review its leftovers and click Uninstall. The app and its files go to the Trash together.
Questions
- Is it safe to clean my Mac with it?
- Overswan never deletes files outright. Everything goes to the Trash, so you can put it back until you empty it.
- Doesn't dragging an app to the Trash uninstall it?
- It removes the app, but its settings, caches and support files stay in your Library folder. The uninstaller finds those and removes them with the app.
- Does it need Full Disk Access?
- No. With it, the uninstaller and the cleaner can look in more places.
- Is it a subscription?
- No. Overswan is a one-time purchase, with every 1.x update included.
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$69.99 $48.99 · 30% off at launch · One-time · 2 Macs