DeletePal
Clears temporary files
Apps pile up copies to load faster. They rebuild themselves when needed.
The easy way to delete Mac apps
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves its files behind, and they keep taking up space. DeletePal finds them and removes them with the app.
Coming soon
It'll be free for 7 days, then $10 once. No subscription.
Every file an app leaves behind
Pick an app, untick anything you want to keep, and move the rest to the Trash. On our Mac, Google Chrome kept 8.8 GB outside the app.
Apps
9 installed · 15.8 GB
Pick an app to see everything it put on your Mac, or drop one here
More room on your Mac
DeletePal adds up what you could clear, then shows you every file before anything moves.
Finds your biggest files
Old videos and downloads you forgot about, sorted by size.
Spots files you have twice
It compares files byte by byte, then keeps one copy of each.
The apps keeping your Mac busy
If your Mac feels slow, DeletePal shows which apps are using the most memory, even ones you forgot were open. Quit any of them, or stop them opening at login.
Safe cleanup for your Mac
DeletePal shows you everything before it moves. Your own files only go if you tick them, and your Photos library and your Mac's own files are off limits.
Puts anything back in one click
Everything goes to the Trash first, so you can undo it until you empty the Trash.
Catches apps you drag to the Trash
Forgot to use DeletePal? It notices and offers to clear what's left. Older apps too.
Tells you how your Mac is doing
Your memory and free space in plain words, with your battery and live charts.
Pricing
One price, paid once. No subscription and no account.
7-day free trial
$0
Try everything for a week before you pay.
Coming soon- Everything included
- No credit card
- No account to set up
- Takes a minute to install
- Works on macOS 15 Sequoia or newer
DeletePal
$10
Paid once. Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
Coming soon- Yours to keep
- Use it on up to 3 of your Macs
- Free updates
- Help by email
- 14-day money back
Questions
Still not sure? Read the help page
Can't I just drag apps to the Trash?
You can, but the app's files stay behind and keep taking up space. DeletePal removes those too.
Could I delete something important?
Your Mac's own files and your Photos library are off limits, and your documents only go if you tick them. Some apps keep your work in their own data, so look through the list first. Everything goes to the Trash, so you can put it back.
What happens after 7 days?
To keep using it, buy it once for $10. Anything you removed stays in your Trash, and you can still put it back.
Why does it ask for permission?
Some apps keep files in protected folders. Saying yes lets DeletePal find them. It still works if you say no.