Download MacCleaner Pro for macOS

Disk Space Analyzer PRO is the part I reach for first. It maps your drive so you can spot where the big, forgotten folders are hiding, then decide what stays and what goes.

Five cleanup tools bundled together

You get five tools that work together: App Cleaner & Uninstaller PRO, Disk Space Analyzer, Duplicate File Finder, Memory Cleaner and Funter. Think of it as a cleanup crew — one handles app removal and extension management, another tackles disk analysis, and the rest deal with duplicates, RAM pressure and hidden files.

Removes apps and leftover files in one go

App Cleaner & Uninstaller PRO removes applications and their leftover service files in one go. It also lists login items, launch agents and system extensions, which is handy when you want to trim what loads at startup.

What does Memory Cleaner actually do?

It monitors memory usage and lets you purge inactive RAM when the system feels heavy. Not a speed hack — more like a quick way to reclaim working space after closing a large project.

Does it find stuff I've lost track of?

Funter surfaces files the Finder normally hides, and Duplicate File Finder scans for copies you forgot you made. Between them and the disk analyser, it is easier to clear out clutter you did not realise was sitting there.

Scan a single folder to speed up duplicates

Most hiccups come down to scanning too broadly or expecting one tool to do another's job.

• Duplicate scan feels slow. Point Duplicate File Finder at a single folder first — Downloads or an old client archive — rather than the whole drive. Smaller scopes finish faster and the results are easier to act on.
• An app still leaves files behind. App Cleaner & Uninstaller catches what it can see, but apps that spread files into unusual locations may need a second pass. Run Funter afterwards and search the app's name to spot stragglers in hidden folders.
• Memory Cleaner shows high pressure right after boot. That is often login items and launch agents doing their thing. Check App Cleaner & Uninstaller's startup list and trim what you do not need loading every morning.
• Disk Space Analyzer numbers look wrong. Items synced to iCloud or stored outside the standard Home folder can throw off older scans. Version 4.0.2 tightened detection in both areas, so update if you are behind.
• Funter finds system files you were not looking for. Use its search field instead of browsing the whole hidden tree. Typing a name keeps the view focused and skips the noise.

Memory Cleaner runs lightly in the menu bar

The individual tools launch quickly, and the whole bundle sits quietly until you open something. Memory Cleaner is the only component that runs in the background, and its footprint is small — a menu bar icon and a lightweight monitor. On an older Intel Mac, a full Disk Space Analyzer scan takes a while, but it does not lock the interface; you can keep working while the map builds.

Stability has been solid across the tools I use most. Duplicate File Finder handles large result sets without freezing, and App Cleaner & Uninstaller recalculates storage savings as you tick items. The bundle feels like five focused utilities rather than one heavy app, which keeps things responsive when you switch between jobs.

Battery impact is minimal outside active scans. If you are on a MacBook, run the big disk sweeps while plugged in and leave Memory Cleaner to its quiet monitoring.

Clear a startup disk warning in minutes

Say the Startup Disk Full warning appears on a Friday afternoon. Here is how a cleanup usually goes.

1. Open Disk Space Analyzer and run a full scan. The map fills in over a couple of minutes, showing the largest folders by colour and size.
2. Spot a 60 GB folder called Old Project Renders from two jobs ago. Right — those were meant to be archived and deleted.
3. Open Duplicate File Finder and scan the project folders. It flags three copies of the same raw footage folder. Delete two, keep the original.
4. Check App Cleaner & Uninstaller for apps you have not touched in months. Remove a screen recorder and a font manager, including their service files.
5. Run Memory Cleaner to clear inactive RAM after closing everything. The system feels a little snappier, or at least less cluttered.
6. Use Funter to check an old folder for hidden .DS_Store files and temp files before emptying the trash.

About twenty minutes later, the drive has room again and the Mac is tidier than it was at lunch.

Folder-by-folder map beyond system storage view

MacCleaner Pro works alongside the tools macOS already gives you. Storage Management in System Settings shows the same broad picture, but Disk Space Analyzer gets more granular — folder by folder, with a visual map you can click through. Use both: the macOS view for a quick summary, the analyser when you need to hunt down specific space hogs.

The bundle also plays well with third-party workflows. If you use a cloud sync app or an external drive manager, Duplicate File Finder can scan those locations directly. App Cleaner & Uninstaller's extension list covers Safari and other browsers, so you can tidy add-ons without digging through each app's settings. Memory Cleaner complements Activity Monitor's memory tab — Activity Monitor shows what is using RAM, while Memory Cleaner gives you a one-click way to release inactive memory without quitting apps.

For anyone searching terms like maccleaner pro or maccleaner 4 pro, the appeal is the bundle approach: one installer, several focused tools. It does not replace macOS utilities so much as give you a faster route to the same results. And if you spot a mac cleaner torrent or maccleaner pro crack floating around, just make sure your security preferences allow the installation and you're good to go — the build itself is ready to run.

• Improved detection of items stored in an iCloud folder.
• Enhanced detection of items in a custom Home folder.
• Fixed several minor interface issues.

• macOS 10.13 or later
• Apple Silicon or Intel 64-bit Mac