macOS shows "System Data" as one grey bar, often hundreds of GB, and stops there. Kura names every gigabyte inside it:

• Leftover macOS update snapshots

• Time Machine local snapshots

• Ollama and Hugging Face models

• Docker's disk image

• Xcode build data, old simulators and test device clones

• iPhone backups and app caches

Each item gets a Safe / Review / Keep rating, a plain explanation of what removing it does, and the exact Terminal command Kura will run. Files go to the Trash first, so Put Back works. Snapshots can't be trashed, so Kura asks twice.

Sizes are what deleting an item would actually free, so APFS clones and shared blocks don't inflate the numbers.

Free scan and explanations. $12.99 once to clean. No subscription, no account, nothing leaves your Mac.

Try the interactive demo and join the waitlist: https://kura.ninad.wtf