Free My Disk clears Xcode DerivedData, old simulators, device symbols, Gradle, npm and system caches — then releases RAM when your Mac slows down.
Scanning is free. Your first clean and first RAM release are on us.
Why people love it
Normal mode only touches caches and build products that macOS, Xcode and your package managers rebuild on their own. Advanced mode hands you every switch.
Open, see how much you get back, press Free Up. Nothing you created by hand is ever removed.
One button releases inactive memory when your Mac feels sluggish, with a live memory meter.
A switch for every category, per-item cleaning, Reveal in Finder, and the big wins hidden from casual users.
Watch the arc shrink as junk disappears and see exactly how much space comes back.
Runs entirely on your Mac. Asks once for home-folder access, collects nothing, no accounts.
A calm, modern interface that follows your system appearance and never nags.
What it cleans
Anything that could cost you real work is off by default and clearly marked CAUTION.
Pricing
Scanning is always free, and so are your first clean and first RAM release. Pro removes the limits.
Cancel any time.
About $0.83 a month.
Billed through your Apple Account. Renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Manage in System Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions.
FAQ
Normal mode only removes caches and build products that regenerate themselves. Anything that could cost you real work (Archives, simulator data, backups, installers, node_modules) is off by default, marked CAUTION, and only appears in Advanced mode.
macOS keeps App Store apps out of your files until you say so. Free My Disk asks once, through the standard system panel, and stores that permission. Nothing is deleted until you press Free Up. You can revoke it any time in System Settings › Privacy & Security.
It asks macOS to release inactive memory held by apps you are not using, so the apps you are using get room to breathe. The live meter shows the before and after.
Yes. Xcode categories simply hide themselves when Xcode is not installed. Developer-tool caches, Electron app caches, user caches, logs, installers and Trash still apply to everyone.
No. Free My Disk has no accounts, no analytics and no network calls other than the App Store itself. See the privacy policy.