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DiskMate is a native macOS app that shows what's taking up space on your Mac and helps you safely free up storage.
Scan your Mac, find large files, clear caches, remove duplicate files, and uninstall apps completely, all in one app
For a one-time price.
DiskMate scans your whole Mac, or any folder or external drive, and breaks down disk usage by folder, by file type, and by age. Sizes match what Finder reports, so you know what's really using your storage.
See your Mac's storage as a treemap, sunburst chart, icicle chart, bubble chart or ranked list. Click any folder to drill down and find what's filling your disk.
DiskMate sorts cleanup into two groups:
- Safe to clear: app caches, log files and the Trash, which apps rebuild on their own
- Worth a look: old downloads, disk images and large videos you might still want
You tick what goes, and everything moves to the Trash first, so nothing is deleted by surprise.
Find duplicate photos, videos and documents. Every match is confirmed byte for byte with SHA-256 hashing, so only true copies are shown. Keep one and clear the rest in one click.
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves caches, containers, preferences, and logs behind in ~/Library. DiskMate finds these leftovers, shows each app's full footprint, and removes the app and its files together. It also lists the launch agents that start with your Mac.
See big files you haven't changed in over a year, sorted by size. Search every scanned file instantly, and filter by kind, size, and last modified date.
DiskMate runs entirely on your Mac. There's no account, no uploads, and no analytics. Rescans are fast because only folders that changed are read again.
Frequently asked questions
Scan your Mac with DiskMate, review what's safe to clear, tick it and press Clean. Everything goes to the Trash, so you can restore anything.
Use DiskMate's Space view to rank folders and files by size, or search for everything over 1 GB.
Usually, yes: apps rebuild their caches when needed. DiskMate lists caches separately from your real files and moves them to the Trash rather than deleting them.
No. It's a one-time purchase, and you keep it forever.
Macs with Apple silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4 and newer) running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.
Get DiskMate for Mac: https://diskmate.app
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