Your Mac is full.
You'd rather not buy a new one.
Reclaim finds the space you already have and shows you what's safe to remove. You choose what goes.
About
Macs fill up quietly. Caches, old build folders, simulator images and forgotten downloads pile up until one day there's no room left and no obvious reason why.
Apple's answer is to sell you more — $400 for the smallest storage upgrade, $1,699 for a new machine. Memory is worse: it is soldered to the chip, so it cannot be upgraded later at any price.
Reclaim is the other answer. It looks at where your space and memory actually go, tells you plainly, and does nothing you did not ask for.
Features
Storage
A full scan of a 926 GB disk takes about 25 seconds. Everything it finds is grouped, sized and labelled.
- Safe, Review and Personal, so you know what you are looking at
- Caches deleted outright, your own files to the Trash
- Folders that look disposable but hold real work are checked and left alone
- Nothing is deleted unless you tick it
Memory
When too many apps and tabs slow things down, Reclaim shows what is holding the memory and what is safe to stop.
- Helper processes folded into the app that owns them — thirty Chrome processes become one row
- Memory pressure and swap, which is what actually predicts a slow Mac
- Anything macOS needs is protected and cannot be stopped
- No fake “free up RAM” button — it makes things slower, not faster
Questions
Is this a subscription?
No. $99 once. Every future version is included, and there is nothing to cancel.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
Yes. Your licence key works on any Mac you own — download it again with the same key.
What if I lose my licence key?
It is printed on your Stripe receipt. You can also sign in to Stripe with the email you paid with; Stripe emails a link to that address and your key is on the invoice inside.
Could it delete something I need?
Nothing is deleted unless you tick it. Anything you made goes to the Trash so it can be put back, and only caches are removed outright. Folders that look disposable but hold real work — a build folder with committed files in it, for example — are checked and left alone.
Does it send my files anywhere?
No. Reclaim runs entirely on your Mac. It has no account, no telemetry, and never uploads file names or paths. The only network calls it makes are checking for updates and validating your licence.
Why does it need Full Disk Access?
macOS hides Mail, Messages, Photos and app data from apps by default, and that is where most reclaimable space lives. Without it Reclaim still works, it just sees far less — and it tells you so rather than quietly reporting a smaller number.
Does the memory feature free up RAM?
Not in the way most "memory cleaners" claim. macOS uses spare RAM as cache on purpose, and apps that "free" it throw that cache away and make the next few minutes slower. Reclaim shows what is actually holding memory and lets you stop what you are not using, which is the thing that helps.
What are the requirements?
macOS 12 or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel.
Get the space back.
One payment. Every future version included. Runs entirely on your Mac.
Version 0.2.1 · macOS 12 or later