See what fills your Mac.
Clean it without fear.

Gigabroom shows what takes space, explains every folder in plain words, and moves only the safe things to the Trash.

macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Gigabroom Overview: 60.4 GB can be freed, nothing you made
Safe to remove29.6 GBtemporary files
Rebuilds itself30.8 GBapps recreate it when needed
From removed apps16.1 GBleftovers that stayed behind

An example scan. Your numbers will differ.

Three steps. Nothing you made is touched.

Scan. About a minute. You see one bar: your files, what can be freed, and what is free.

Your files394 GBCan be freed60.4 GBFree40.1 GB

Read. Every folder has a name, an owner app and one sentence: what it is and what happens if it goes.

Clean Up list: temporary files with owner app, safety and size

Clean Up. Checked items move to the Trash. Put anything back until you empty it.

Result: You freed 57.3 GB.

Everything goes to the Trash first. Nothing is deleted for good on its own.

Put Back. Changed your mind? Every clean-up can be undone from the result screen, item by item, until you empty the Trash.

Result: 57.3 GB moved to the Trash, with Put Back

Four words you can trust. Each folder carries one of four labels, the same ones the app uses. Only the first two are ticked by default.

SafeTemporary files. Nothing you made.
Rebuilds itselfThe app recreates it when needed; the first launch is slower once.
Check firstCould hold something of yours. Never ticked by default.
KeepSystem, photos, mail, passwords. Not selectable.

Off limits. System folders, Photos, Mail and your documents are on a list Gigabroom will not touch, so they are never even offered.

A Keep row explained in the inspector: Mail mailboxes

A map of your whole disk. Rings instead of folders.

The big parts are visible at a glance, and a click zooms in.

Disk Map: the disk as rings of folders

Explain, when the rules don't know. Optional.

Gigabroom recognizes hundreds of folders on its own. For the rest, an add-on asks an AI model and shows the answer in the same plain form.

Inspector with an AI explanation of the Lightroom cache

What leaves your Mac. The folder's location with your user name removed, the names of up to 30 items inside it, its rough size and age, and the owner app's ID.

What never leaves. The contents of any file, your name, anything else on your Mac. You can see the exact request before it is sent.

Choose what you need.

One payment for the app. The AI add-on is optional.

Lifetime
$7 once
Use on up to 3 Macs. Updates included.

  • Every folder named and explained
  • Clean up to the Trash, Put Back
  • Leftovers of removed apps, large old files
  • Disk Map
Buy for $7
AI explanations
$2 per month, or $19 per year
Add-on to Lifetime. Gigabroom works fully without it.

  • An answer for any folder the rules don't cover
  • Same plain form: what it is, whose, what you lose
  • Only folder names and sizes leave your Mac, never file contents
Free scanLifetime+ AI
Scan and "You can free N GB"IncludedIncludedIncluded
Folder names and explanationsNot includedIncludedIncluded
Clean up, Put Back, Disk MapNot includedIncludedIncluded
Up to 3 Macs per keyNot includedIncludedIncluded
Explain folders the rules don't knowNot includedNot includedIncluded

Questions? Answers.

Is there a free trial?

No. Before buying, Gigabroom scans your Mac and shows how much space can be freed, so you can see whether it is worth it. Names, explanations and cleaning unlock after purchase.

Can it delete something important?

Everything goes to the Trash first, and system folders, Photos, Mail and your documents are never offered. Only "Safe" and "Rebuilds itself" are ticked by default.

Does anything leave my Mac?

Not without the AI add-on. With it, only a folder's location (your user name removed) and the names and sizes of items inside it are sent, never file contents.

Which Macs does it run on?

Any Mac on macOS 15 or later, Apple silicon or Intel.

How many Macs can I use it on?

A Lifetime license covers up to 3 Macs.

Do I need the AI add-on?

No. Gigabroom recognizes hundreds of folders on its own. The add-on explains the ones it does not know.

Free up space today.

Free scan. $7 once to clean up.