Hey r/macapps! I’m the developer of Tinymop, a Mac cleaner that helps you find what’s filling your disk and choose what to remove. I wanted to bring everyday cleanup, developer files, and AI-tool clutter together in a friendly app, with results you can review before anything gets removed. The problem Storage fills up in lots of different places: caches, app leftovers, old screenshots, build files, and downloads from developer tools. Finding those files is one thing; understanding what you’re about to delete is another. What Tinymop does There are 14 tools, including: System Junk: find caches, old logs, and other accumulated clutter. Space Map: explore folders by size to see where your storage goes. Applications: uninstall apps and review their related files, while keeping shared files. Similar Photos and Screenshots: review lookalikes and old captures. Developer Files: find Xcode build data, simulators, and package caches. AI Clutter: review caches and old versions from tools such as Claude, Cursor, and Codex. Personal files are never preselected for removal. You review the selection before confirming, and the results show what was cleaned or skipped. How it compares CleanMyMac is an established option in this space. With Tinymop, I’ve focused on bringing everyday, developer, and AI-tool cleanup together, showing what each cleanup does, and keeping the price a one-time purchase. Privacy Scans run locally. Your files and scan results stay on your Mac. Pricing and requirements $14.99 once, no subscription. Seven-day trial with all 14 tools, starting automatically. Requires macOS 15 or later. Download: tinymop.com I’d love to hear what you think. What would make Tinymop more useful for you?   submitted by   /u/Nantesss [link]   [comments]