Bytesweep — Find out what System Data is eating on your Mac

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Bytesweep — Find out what System Data is eating on your Mac

Disk space visualizer and cleaner for macOS and Linux. Eight views, Safe Sweep with one-click undo, duplicate and similar photo finder, per-OS system tools. Bytesweep finds what filled your Mac — Docker, Xcode, Ollama and LM Studio models — and names what you are about to delete before it goes: SSH keys, unpushed git history, VM disks, photo libraries, open databases. Every sweep is undoable for 7 days. macOS and Linux, one payment, no subscription. Bytesweep scans your Mac, shows exactly where the storage went — Docker, Xcode, local AI models, photos — and warns you before you remove anything you cannot get back. No card, no account. Then one payment, for 3 computers on any mix of macOS and Linux. No subscription. A scan of a 264 GB home folder, all eight views, the cleanup it finds — and the undo that makes it safe to press. Captions are burned in, so it reads fine with the sound off. On a typical developer's Mac, Bytesweep sorts what it finds into three answers — not one number. Caches, build output, dependency folders, AI tool caches. Rebuilt automatically the next time you need them. Downloads, old installers, simulator images, local model weights. Re-obtainable, but slow — and a model you fine-tuned yourself is not. SSH keys, unpushed git history, virtual machines, photo libraries, databases an app has open. Named individually, never removed without you saying so.