CleanMyMac X for MacOS

CleanMyMac is a powerful app for cleaning, optimizing, and protecting your Mac for years to come. Run instant system cleanups, uninstall and update apps, remove malware, find and delete files of any size, and get a detailed view of your computer’s memory in Filescope. It has everything you need to tune up your Mac.

Speed ​​up your Mac

If your Mac has started to slow down, you can restore its speed using the optimization and maintenance tools in CleanMyMac X. Both the system and hard drive become cluttered with various types of junk—this is natural for Mac computers. That’s why you’ll need various scripts and tricks to restore your Mac’s former speed.

Smart Disk Cleanup

Going through folders for unnecessary files isn’t much fun. CleanMyMac makes it ten times easier, because it does the hard work for you – finding and sorting old files and detecting unnecessary app caches. Ultimately, all you have to do is click “Clean.”

Removing applications

Mac apps can be difficult to uninstall. Moving them to the Trash doesn’t actually remove all files from your Mac, and some leftover folders remain on your disk. CleanMyMac’s uninstaller completely removes unwanted apps with one click.

Uninstall and update apps

Mac apps can be difficult to uninstall. Moving them to the Trash doesn’t actually remove any residual or associated files from your Mac. CleanMyMac’s uninstaller completely removes unwanted apps, and the Update Manager helps keep your essential apps up-to-date.

Vulnerability Removal and Privacy

Although macOS is less vulnerable than other operating systems, it’s still susceptible to viruses. The only way to prevent malware from reaching your Mac is to regularly scan for vulnerabilities. The Protection module in CleanMyMac X will help you neutralize virus threats and clear your search history on request.

Get rid of large and unnecessary files

To free up disk space, use CleanMyMac’s ruthless Shredder to permanently remove unnecessary files. The tool removes any hidden file, even if it’s blocked by system errors. If you’re unsure what’s in your cache, scan your Mac with Large Files—it’ll all be there.