12 smart scan categories spanning developer and everyday use, each tagged with a risk level — high-risk stays unchecked by default.
A second engine for your Photos library: find what's worth clearing, compress what's worth keeping — all analyzed on this Mac, nothing uploaded.
Groups near-identical shots and keeps the best one automatically.
Rounds up stale screenshots cluttering your library — free forever, no Pro needed.
Finds out-of-focus and shaky shots you'll never look at again.
Converts Live Photos you don't need into regular photos, cutting their size.
Near-lossless HEVC for oversized videos, smart recompression for large photos.
100% on-device — your photos never leave this Mac. Deleted photos go to Recently Deleted, restorable for 30 days.
The client sends only redacted structural evidence. The model runs a 5-step chain — with a heuristic fallback when the backend is unreachable.
What is it — a project, a container, a media library, a cache?
Where the bytes come from: re-downloadable, rebuildable, or the source itself.
What you lose if it's gone, and how easily it comes back.
Sorted into cleanable, confirm, or not recommended.
One question that clears up the uncertainty.
Every item lands on a clear action level, keeping the decision — and the safety boundary — with you.
Safe to free with no regenerability concerns — delete and reclaim the space with confidence.
Carries some cost or uncertainty — read the explanation and check it yourself before it runs.
Judged high-cost or non-regenerable — locked in the UI, explained but never deletable.
