Storage manager for MacMoreRoom maps every file on your disk in seconds, explains what each thing is, and tells you what’s safe to remove. Nothing is deleted without your say — and everything can be undone.
macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon & Intel
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
New in 1.5
A security check built on Apple’s own protections, and your Mac at a glance in the menu bar.
Gatekeeper, System Integrity Protection, FileVault, the firewall, XProtect, security responses, macOS updates and the password after sleep: whether each is on, why it matters, and Open Settings to change it. Sharing services that are on are listed too.
Login items, background agents, browser extensions, configuration profiles and scheduled tasks, with who signed each one and whether Apple notarized it. Anything unusual is marked “worth a look”, never “malware”, and your own items go to the Trash, with Undo.
A check in a few seconds against Apple’s XProtect definitions, read where macOS keeps them, and MoreRoom’s signed list of known Mac adware and stealers, such as Adload, Pirrit, Shlayer and Atomic Stealer. Removing what it finds is free; a weekly automatic check is Pro.
Browser data for each browser and profile — never passwords or bookmarks — recent items, which apps can use your camera, microphone and files, and the Wi-Fi networks your Mac remembers. Seeing it all is free; cleaning several browsers in one click is Pro.
CPU, memory, network and disk activity drawn live, the busiest apps, connected drives you can eject and accessories with their battery. Show free space, CPU or memory next to the icon if you like.
Download, upload and latency in about 15 seconds, right from the menu bar, measured with Cloudflare’s speed test servers. It runs only when you click Test, and nothing about your Mac is sent.
A security check, not an antivirus: it looks for what Apple and MoreRoom know about, and no check can promise a Mac is free of every threat.
The same MoreRoom, made for Apple’s sandbox and updated by the App Store. A few features that need deeper access to macOS aren’t in it.
The map
One scan, three synchronised views. Zoom into any folder, click anything to see what it is, when you last used it and whether it will come back.
Every file is a block sized by what it really takes on disk. Big things jump out.
A sunburst of folders inside folders. Perfect to see where the weight sits.
Sorted, searchable and precise to the byte, for when you want the numbers.
One colour per kind of thing, everywhere
Only in MoreRoom
Three places where space hides on a Mac — and the calm, safe way to get it back.
Files already in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive don’t need a copy on your Mac. MoreRoom removes the local download — like Finder’s “Remove Download”, but in bulk — and shows the biggest files each service holds, without signing in. Files the cloud doesn’t have yet are never touched.
Deleted 50 GB and nothing changed? An app is still holding those files open. MoreRoom shows how much space they keep and which app holds them, and gets it back by quitting that app in one click.
See at a glance whether there’s room for the next macOS update, and free exactly what’s missing. A calm gauge also shows how much headroom macOS has to stay fast — no scare messages.
System Data, explained
Finder, System Settings and Disk Utility all give you different numbers. MoreRoom shows one honest total and explains every difference.
Storage Weather
MoreRoom remembers how much room you had each day and tells you, calmly, where things are heading — long before you run out.
Free space, the trend and what you can free up, without opening the app.
Turn on a heads-up before your disk fills up. Rare and useful — never “your Mac is at risk”.
292 rules
MoreRoom recognises hundreds of well-known space hogs, explains each one in plain language and labels it “Safe to remove” or “Review first”. It even tells you if something will come back.
Rebuilt automatically when needed.
Might hold something you care about. We show you what’s inside.
For every Mac
No technical knowledge needed. MoreRoom finds the photos, files, downloads and apps you no longer need, and you decide what goes.
Finds retakes, bursts and duplicates in your folders and your Photos library, and suggests the best shot. Pictures are compared on your Mac, never uploaded.
Your biggest files and the ones you haven’t opened in months, sorted by size or last use. Press Space to preview before you decide.
Installers of apps you already have, archives you already extracted and files you downloaded twice, all in one list.
Apps you haven’t opened in 3 months, and what deleted apps left behind. It’s all free, and everything goes to the Trash, with Undo.
For developers
Dependencies, build folders, simulators, toolchains. MoreRoom knows what your tools can rebuild and what they can’t, so you get gigabytes back without breaking a project.
Not touched a project for 30 days? Hibernate it. node_modules, target, .venv, Pods and other rebuildable folders go to the Trash. Source code, Git history and settings stay put.
DerivedData, Device Support, previews, simulator devices and old runtimes, each sized and explained. You see what Xcode recreates and what it can’t, like Archives.
Emulators, system images, NDKs, build-tools, Gradle caches and the Flutter pub cache.
Docker Desktop, OrbStack, Colima and Podman data, nvm and pyenv versions, rustup toolchains, Cargo and Homebrew caches.
Ollama, LM Studio, Hugging Face and ComfyUI models, wherever they sit. Identical copies of a model can share their space as APFS clones (Pro).
npm, pnpm, Yarn, Bun, pip, uv, Go and Maven caches, with what each one rebuilds on its own.
Move simulators, Xcode data and AI models to an external drive (Pro). Every file is checked, and they come back in one click.
Safe by design
Cleaning apps have earned a bad reputation. MoreRoom is built the other way round: show first, explain, and let you decide.
Everything you remove goes to the Trash. Nothing is erased behind your back.
Changed your mind? One click puts it back where it was.
MoreRoom never deletes on its own. You see each item, its size and why it’s safe.
No red alerts, no fake “junk” counters, no “your Mac is at risk”. Just facts.
Scans run locally. File names and contents are never uploaded anywhere.
Also in MoreRoom
Identical files share their space, like Finder’s Duplicate, or keep one copy and send the others to the Trash. Files unused for two months are compressed by macOS. Finding them is free; doing it all in one go is Pro.
A speed test with plain-language verdicts and a history, a cable and port check, health, details with advice, and a check that changes nothing — for every drive connected to your Mac.
Remove an app with the caches, preferences and support files it leaves behind, in one step you can undo.
MoreRoom speaks 41 languages and shows sizes and prices the way your region writes them.
A calm home screen shows your disks and free space. MoreRoom only looks around when you say so.
New space hogs are recognised as soon as we add them. Every rule update is signed by MoreRoom.
At home in light or dark, and every screen works with VoiceOver.
Not sure about a folder? On Macs with Apple Intelligence, MoreRoom explains it in plain words, right on your Mac. It explains; you decide.
MoreRoom Pro
Free shows you everything and lets you remove items one by one. Pro does the heavy lifting.
Collect items from anywhere — or every item marked “Safe to remove” at once — review them together and free them in one click.
“I need 40 GB.” MoreRoom picks the safest selection and previews it first.
Inactive projects keep their code but drop what can be rebuilt (node_modules, build folders, Unity Library). Wake them in one click.
Identical files share their space as APFS clones, and files unused for two months are compressed by macOS. Every file stays in place; compression can be undone.
Move libraries, iPhone backups, simulators and AI models to an external drive using each app’s official method, checked file by file. Bring them back in one click.
Free up a set amount using safe items only, or hibernate idle projects, from Shortcuts, Siri or Spotlight. You confirm first, and Undo is in History.
Speed
A scan engine written close to the metal and a map drawn with Metal. MoreRoom stays smooth even on huge disks.
Measured on our test Mac with Apple silicon. Your times will vary with your disk and its contents.
Yes. The free version scans your whole Mac, shows the map, explains System Data and every item it recognises, includes Storage Weather, the widget, alerts and Disk Tools, finds large files and look-alike photos, and lets you uninstall apps and move items to the Trash one at a time. No time limit, no nag screens.
MoreRoom never deletes anything on its own. You choose each item, it goes to the Trash first, and you can undo. Items that might hold your data are labelled “Review first” and we show you what’s inside.
No. Scans and the Security check happen entirely on your Mac. MoreRoom only talks to our server to activate a Pro licence, to download signed updates to its rules and its list of known threats, and to check for new versions of the app. When you check your apps for updates, it asks the App Store and each app’s developer for version numbers; the Internet speed test, only when you start it, measures against Cloudflare’s servers. Never anything about your files.
macOS hides some folders (Mail, Messages, other apps’ containers) unless you allow it. With Full Disk Access MoreRoom can measure them; without it, it still works and shows them as “not visible”. It never reads the contents of your documents.
Same features. Yearly is $19.99 a year and includes updates while it’s active. Lifetime is $39.99 once and includes all future versions, including major ones.
Up to 3 Macs per licence. You can move a licence from an old Mac to a new one at any time.
No. Its Security screen is a check built on Apple’s own protections: it shows whether they’re on, what starts with your Mac and who signed it, and what matches Apple’s XProtect definitions or MoreRoom’s list of known Mac adware and stealers. It doesn’t scan every file in the background, and no check can promise a Mac is free of every threat.
Any Mac running macOS 15 Sequoia or later, with Apple silicon or Intel.
MoreRoom combines a visual disk map with plain explanations and safe cleanup. It tells you what each item is, labels it “Safe to remove” or “Review first”, and moves everything to the Trash, with Undo. It’s free to see everything and remove items one at a time.
Yes. It recognises Xcode DerivedData, simulators and Device Support, Android emulators, Docker Desktop, OrbStack and Colima data, package caches and node_modules, and tells you what each tool can rebuild. Project hibernation (Pro) clears the rebuildable folders of a project you haven’t touched for 30 days, and Wake Up (free) brings them back with the official install command.
Yes. It finds models from Ollama, LM Studio, Hugging Face and ComfyUI, and model weights anywhere on your Mac, such as gguf and safetensors files. You see what each takes, then remove it or move it to an external drive (Pro).
Yes. Similar Photos finds retakes, bursts and duplicates in your folders and your Photos library, compared on your Mac. Large & Old Files lists your biggest and forgotten files. Handling one photo group or one file at a time is free; Pro handles several at once.
Free up space, step by step
A step-by-step checklist to free up Mac storage in 2026, from Apple’s built-in tools to apps, iPhone backups, developer files, AI models and media.
Read the guidemacOS & System DataSystem Data is the catch-all of Mac storage: caches, logs, snapshots, swap, backups. What it holds, typical sizes, how to see it and what to reduce.
Read the guideStart hereWhy a nearly full Mac slows down, what macOS uses free space for (swap, updates, snapshots, caches) and practical targets for 256 GB to 1 TB Macs.
Read the guideDownload MoreRoom for free and see what’s really on your Mac in under a minute.
macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon & Intel
