Photo and file cleanup for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
See your photos and files clearly. Keep the good stuff.
Made for iPhone, iPad & Mac
Actual SpaceTidy screens with demo and test-library data. Device frames are illustrative.
From camera roll to Downloads folder.
See what’s taking up room,
then choose your next move.
Choose folders. Explore the map. Review individual files.
Illustrative Mac layout and sizes. Maps cover scanned, accessible files in folders you choose.
Review your library on a larger display. Explore chosen folders with storage charts, a space map and file previews—all with the same careful approach as iPhone.
Illustrative iPad layout · sample sizes
Review photos and videos, compress a copy, organize contacts and keep private files in your vault. Files & space adds chosen-folder scanning, duplicate comparisons and storage maps.
Preview selected files here; manage file removals in Files.The iPhone toolset, arranged for iPad with sidebar navigation and more room for your library, file previews, largest-file lists and visual storage maps.
iPadOS 17 or later · access only to the libraries and folders you choose.Explore your Photos library and chosen folders. Review duplicate files, storage maps, Mac Health charts, startup information and a folder-based disk speed test. Photo and video compression, an encrypted vault and contact review are included too.
Reviewed file moves go to Trash, with cleanup history for supported restores.| Feature | iPhone | iPad | Mac |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo & video review | |||
| Chosen-folder scans & space maps | |||
| Large-file & duplicate-file review | |||
| Photo & video compression | |||
| Private vault & contact tools | |||
| CPU, memory & startup views | — | — | |
| Folder-based disk speed test | — | — | |
| File removal | In Files | In Files | Reviewed move to Trash |
One thoughtful approach. Features and access vary by platform. No automatic cleanup or system-wide access.
Photo libraries on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Files in folders you choose.
Compare the copies, explore the big items, and take a closer look.
Compare the extras and choose what goes. Your keeper stays protected.
Try selecting an item, then review it. This demo never accesses your photos or files.
Make progress in a few spare minutes.
Pick up where you left off.
Change your mind along the way.
Choose a Photos category on any device, or connect a folder to inspect its files and storage map.
Inspect photo candidates, preview large files, and compare matching copies. Nothing starts selected for removal.
Confirm photo removals with Apple. Review Mac file moves before they go to Trash. On iPhone and iPad, manage file removals in Files.
Photos use Recently Deleted. Mac file cleanup uses Trash. iPhone and iPad folder scans leave files unchanged. Storage updates can take time.
Storage, activity and startup information in one place.
Measured views, with review before cleanup.
Explore folder categories and the space map. Compare large files and duplicates in the folders you connect.
Sample proportions · chosen folders onlyCheck CPU activity, memory diagnostics and available storage. Readings provide context for your Mac’s workload.
Illustrative chart · no automatic performance fixesInspect startup information and selected cleanup candidates. Supported file moves are recorded for later restore.
No automatic removal or emptying TrashPhoto and video compression, an encrypted vault and contact review.
For the files you want to keep, the details you want to tidy,
and the moments that deserve a little privacy.
Make a smaller photo or video copy without touching the original. Preview it, compare the size, and decide what stays.
Your original stays until you remove it.
A day worth keepingIllustrative sizes. Results depend on your video.
Encrypted on your device. Opened with device authentication. Import a copy of a file and keep the original where it is.
Review duplicate contacts, save a backup, and merge the details you choose. A tidier address book starts here.
Photo and file analysis happens on your Mac, iPhone or iPad.
No SpaceTidy account. No photo or scanned-file uploads to us.
Your cloud providers still follow your own settings.
We’re putting the finishing touches on SpaceTidy.
Clear pricing is part of the plan.
Made for Apple devicesA little more room.For iPhone, iPad & Mac
Launch pricing is being finalized. Public downloads and paid plans aren’t available yet.
Try the interactive demoBefore you make a little room.
No. Remove stages a choice during review. You then check the selection in Final Review and approve Apple’s deletion prompt. Until that confirmation, your library stays as it is. Favorites and protected items are kept out of removal selections.
On Mac, iPhone and iPad, compression saves a separate smaller copy. SpaceTidy checks the result and preserves the original. Removing that original is a separate, explicit decision.
SpaceTidy performs library analysis on your device and does not upload your photos or scanned files to us. Apple’s iCloud Photos can continue syncing according to your own settings. Exporting or sharing a file is always a separate action you choose.
That’s part of how Apple Photos works. Removed items stay in Recently Deleted for a recovery period. They can still take up space there, and iCloud syncing can delay storage updates. SpaceTidy does not empty Recently Deleted for you.
On iPhone and iPad, SpaceTidy cannot clear system data or other apps’ caches. Its folder tools cover files you explicitly select. On Mac, folder access and cleanup are also permission-based; nothing clears all system storage, empties Trash or changes your hardware settings automatically.
They share photo and file-review ideas, with interfaces made for each device. Mac adds desktop storage, health and startup tools. Mac, iPhone and iPad include compression, contact tools and a private vault. iOS folder tools include visual maps and file previews. Availability differs by platform; this is not a promise of identical features or synced review history.
Public App Store availability and launch pricing will be announced here. This website’s interactive demo uses sample files and is free to explore.
The iPhone and iPad apps require iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The native Mac app requires macOS 14 or later. Features depend on your platform and the permissions you grant. Folder tools analyze selected accessible files, not your entire device.
For the photos, files and projects worth keeping—on Mac, iPhone and iPad.