Reclaimer shows you exactly what's using your disk — then cleans it safely. Native, fast, and private. One-time purchase, no subscription.

A whole-disk scan with a fast, native engine — laid out so the biggest space hogs are obvious at a glance, and safe to clean in a click.
A live map of every byte: free space, a health score, and where your storage actually goes — Developer, System Data, Applications, Photos and more.

An interactive breakdown of every folder and volume — internal and external — so the things eating your disk jump right out.

Reclaimer flags what's safe to remove — caches, build artefacts, duplicates, unused apps and old snapshots — and always shows you every item before anything is deleted.

SSD model and capacity, controller SMART status, lifetime write totals and a 90-day performance history — the stuff macOS hides from you.

Xcode, simulators, npm, Docker, browsers, logs and derived data — cleared safely.
Matched by content, not name. Keeps the newest copy, removes the rest.
Remove apps with every leftover — containers, caches, preferences and login items.
Surface the big files you've forgotten about, sorted by size and age.
Thin the local Time Machine snapshots quietly eating your internal disk.
Optionally clean safe caches when space runs low, while your Mac is idle.
Most Mac cleaners rent you the app month after month. Reclaimer is a one-time purchase that respects your files and your wallet.
On your Mac, Reclaimer clears your disk. On your iPhone and iPad, it clears your photo library — duplicate and near-identical photos, uncounted bursts, old screenshots and space-hungry videos. Everything runs on device; nothing is uploaded, ever.
Yes. Reclaimer for iPhone & iPad is on the App Store. It focuses on your photo library — duplicates, bursts, old screenshots and large videos — and runs entirely on device. It's free to download; Reclaimer Pro (a subscription or one-time unlock) enables bulk delete and in-place video compression. The Mac and iOS apps are separate purchases.
No — and that's on purpose. A true disk cleaner needs to read your whole drive and remove system caches, which the App Store's sandbox forbids. The Mac app is distributed directly, signed with Apple's Developer ID and fully notarized by Apple, so it installs and runs with no warnings. (The iPhone & iPad app is on the App Store, where those photo-cleanup features are allowed.)
One-time purchase. After paying you get a license key by email (and on the confirmation page). Paste it into Reclaimer once and Pro is unlocked forever — no account, no server check, it works fully offline.
Your files never leave your Mac — all scanning and cleaning happen on-device. The app sends only anonymous, aggregated usage and crash data (never file names, paths or personal data) to help improve it, and you can turn that off in Settings.
A Mac running macOS 26 or later. Reclaimer asks for Full Disk Access so it can measure your storage — you grant that once in System Settings.
Yes. Download it and every feature is unlocked for 7 days, free. Analysing your disk stays free forever; the license unlocks the cleanup tools after the trial.