CleanDeck
A Mac cleaner that shows its work
What it does
CleanDeck scans locally and separates findings into Ready, Review, and Protected with stated reasons. Nothing moves automatically: only confirmed items go to macOS Trash, where they remain recoverable. Basic covers cleanup and review; Pro adds system monitoring, AI/developer storage insights, and recovery review.
CleanDeck finds clutter, leaves important files alone, and moves only what you approve to the macOS Trash.
CleanDeck finds the clutter taking up space, leaves important files alone, and moves only what you approve to the Trash. This folder holds sessions, history, and working state. It may matter to you, so CleanDeck leaves it alone. Cleanup moves items to the macOS Trash — never a permanent delete — so you can put anything back from Finder. CleanDeck asks for no sudo password and installs no background daemon, and what it finds on your Mac stays on your Mac. Signed and notarized by Apple, with a 7-day refund if it is not for you. CleanDeck checks your Mac, separates what is safe from what may matter, and waits for your approval before anything goes to Trash. A large cleanup number can look…from cleandeck.app
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