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MacPrune finds the junk eating your disk: system caches, orphaned files, leftover app data, Xcode build folders, and the big files you forgot about. One click removes it, with safe defaults that protect anything that matters. It also sits in your menu bar with live CPU, RAM, network and battery stats, a memory optimizer, an app uninstaller and a privacy cleaner. Free to use. Pro is $19.99 once, never a subscription. No account, no ads, no data collection. macOS 13+, Apple Silicon and Intel.
I built it because my Mac kept filling up with junk I couldn't find: Xcode caches, old iOS backups, node_modules graveyards, leftover files from apps I deleted months ago. Every existing cleaner either wanted a subscription, ran a background daemon I didn't ask for, or nagged me to upgrade every time I opened it.
MacPrune is the opposite of that:
Shows you everything before it deletes anything. Nothing is removed without you clicking.
No background agents, no telemetry, no account required.
One-time purchase, lifetime updates. No subscription.
Native and fast. Opens instantly, scans in seconds.
It's been out in the wild for a bit now and feedback from r/MacOSApps and OzBargain shaped most of what shipped in the last few releases, so genuinely: tell me what's missing. I read everything.
Happy to answer anything. Technical, pricing, roadmap, whatever 🙏
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About MacPrune on Product Hunt
“Reclaim gigabytes of Mac disk space in one click”
MacPrune was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. MacPrune finds the junk eating your disk: system caches, orphaned files, leftover app data, Xcode build folders, and the big files you forgot about. One click removes it, with safe defaults that protect anything that matters. It also sits in your menu bar with live CPU, RAM, network and battery stats, a memory optimizer, an app uninstaller and a privacy cleaner. Free to use. Pro is $19.99 once, never a subscription. No account, no ads, no data collection. macOS 13+, Apple Silicon and Intel.
MacPrune was featured in Productivity (661.3k followers), User Experience (368.5k followers) and Menu Bar Apps (12.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 199.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted MacPrune?
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Sanjeev M
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sam, solo founder of MacPrune.
I built it because my Mac kept filling up with junk I couldn't find: Xcode caches, old iOS backups, node_modules graveyards, leftover files from apps I deleted months ago. Every existing cleaner either wanted a subscription, ran a background daemon I didn't ask for, or nagged me to upgrade every time I opened it.
MacPrune is the opposite of that:
Shows you everything before it deletes anything. Nothing is removed without you clicking.
No background agents, no telemetry, no account required.
One-time purchase, lifetime updates. No subscription.
Native and fast. Opens instantly, scans in seconds.
It's been out in the wild for a bit now and feedback from r/MacOSApps and OzBargain shaped most of what shipped in the last few releases, so genuinely: tell me what's missing. I read everything.
Happy to answer anything. Technical, pricing, roadmap, whatever 🙏