SPACETIDY FOR MAC

See your Mac storage. Choose what stays.

A visual Mac storage cleaner for the folders and photos you choose. Find large files, compare duplicate contents and review each move before it reaches Trash.

macOS 14 or later · On-device analysis · Review before removal
Actual SpaceTidy Mac Photos review with demo images, a protected keeper and library navigation
Actual app screen · demo/test-library data
CLARITY BEFORE CLEANUP

Tools for the way you use your Mac.

01

Explore a visual space map

Connect a folder, finish a scan and explore the files behind its largest blocks. The map covers accessible scanned files, rather than every system-managed byte.

02

Compare duplicate files

Review matching file contents and locations. A backup or project dependency can be intentional, so choose the copy that belongs in your workflow.

03

Review Photos on a larger canvas

Compare photo candidates, protect keepers and check a final selection before Apple’s deletion confirmation.

04

Keep useful files in a smaller form

Photo and video compression saves a separate copy. Compare sizes and inspect the result before deciding what to do with the original.

05

Personal tools for your workspace

Use an encrypted private vault with Mac authentication and reviewed duplicate-contact merging with a vCard recovery backup.

06

Observe Mac Health

Read CPU, memory and available-storage charts, startup information and folder-based disk benchmarks. Charts provide context; they do not automatically fix performance.

A careful review, from start to finish.

  1. Choose a Photos category or connect a folder you recognize.
  2. Compare candidates and inspect important files before marking anything.
  3. Review photo deletion or a move to Trash. Keep backups of important data.

Before you begin.

Does SpaceTidy scan my entire Mac?

Folder tools inspect the accessible folders you connect. System-managed data, hidden files, packages and cloud-only originals can be outside the map.

Does it empty Trash automatically?

No. Reviewed supported file moves go to Trash. Cleanup history can restore eligible journaled moves while the item and original location remain accessible.

Can I use it on Apple silicon and Intel?

The Mac build supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 14 or later. Public download availability is listed on the download page.