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MacSpace 1.1.3
MacSpace 1.1.3
- 1.1.2 and 1.1.1 bug fixes.
MacSpace 1.1.2
- Everything in 1.1.1, plus small UI bug fixes.
MacSpace 1.1.1
- Siri, Spatial Photos and Call transcription switches in Siri & Apple Intelligence. Turn off and delete the models on disk without a system profile.
- Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, throughout the app and its documentation.
- About MacSpace, now with an uninstall option.
- Unused system assets also releases unused language data.
- Quicker, steadier cleanups.
- Debloat's analytics switches no longer say Not verified when macOS logged no decision.
- Many fixes and refinements.
Thanks to @shaswat28 for contributing.
SHA-256 94209697086d6dae894eb3657342dd086e6d9521961e927faa60820d993d643a MacSpace-1.1.3.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.1.3.
MacSpace 1.1.2
MacSpace 1.1.2
- Everything in 1.1.1, plus small UI bug fixes.
MacSpace 1.1.1
- Siri, Spatial Photos and Call transcription switches in Siri & Apple Intelligence. Turn off and delete the models on disk without a system profile.
- Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, throughout the app and its documentation.
- About MacSpace, now with an uninstall option.
- Unused system assets also releases unused language data.
- Quicker, steadier cleanups.
- Debloat's analytics switches no longer say Not verified when macOS logged no decision.
- Many fixes and refinements.
Thanks to @shaswat28 for contributing.
SHA-256 a257249d5c603b709af69479e35c8e4b672bb1dae52f9b23f7c7478170abd3dd MacSpace-1.1.2.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.1.2.
MacSpace 1.1.1
MacSpace 1.1.1
- Siri, Spatial Photos and Call transcription switches in Siri & Apple Intelligence. Turn off and delete the models on disk without a system profile.
- Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, throughout the app and its documentation.
- About MacSpace, now with an uninstall option.
- Unused system assets also releases unused language data.
- Quicker, steadier cleanups.
- Debloat's analytics switches no longer say Not verified when macOS logged no decision.
- Many fixes and refinements.
Thanks to @shaswat28 for contributing.
SHA-256 da69af60dc8f0b2c39e39da1f104837f97c01118a8a7ab8bb5de1292e94ae1ff MacSpace-1.1.1.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.1.1.
MacSpace 1.1.0
MacSpace 1.1.0
Hi! I'm Gio, MacSpace creator.
I was not expecting MacSpace to be so well received by the community, so thank you so much for your support!
As we move forward with the project, today we introduce an important new feature: app cache cleaning.
Currently there are numerous paid, free and open source solutions for cache cleaning.
MacSpace takes a new approach on the matter: instead of individual app guided development, the default MacSpace backend uses an app agnostic solution based on the main available frameworks for app development on MacOS.
And instead of cleaning everything up just for the sake of big numbers, MacSpace suggests to erase only the things that will actually not come back to eat your disk just after cleanup. But of course if you want you can delete everything, just make sure to check all apps you'd like to reset.
And because there are lots of great solutions on the market, you can also choose to use them instead of MacSpace default solution. When cleaning MacSpace will point you to open your favorite app. Or to use none at all too. Just remember to select the preferred one in settings.
We are also deprecating two debloat toggles that MacOS does not recognize anymore and were causing issues with the mail app.
For dessert, lots of bug fixes and refinements! See you soon.
- App cache cleaning. MacSpace frees the caches that will not come straight back, for any app. Check the others if you want to reset them too. Free quits the open apps first, and an app can ask you to save.
- Choose who frees the caches in Settings: MacSpace, or another cleaner you have installed.
- More to free. Developer caches, Homebrew, the Trash, the system log, old app copies, crash-report symbols, and Time Machine snapshots and old backups.
- Open a chart block to see what it is made of, and show a row's files in the Finder.
- 3× faster System Data scan.
- One look for freeing space, ending with an All done page.
- A window that remembers its size and place, with Minimize and Maximize on the dashboard.
- Removed two Debloat switches that macOS no longer recognizes and that broke Mail search: Generative search indexing and Apple Intelligence features.
- Many fixes and refinements.
SHA-256 136fb461430bffe9e6810b670bb8880b1b1a275ca34148b83d308639aabfa62e MacSpace-1.1.0.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.1.0.
MacSpace 1.0.3
MacSpace 1.0.3
- Bug fix. Removed local debug interface from release.
SHA-256 589072f2b59211d5fa9e292ece02c75c3624952e964019a10138a724b1c26947 MacSpace-1.0.3.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.3.
MacSpace 1.0.2
MacSpace 1.0.2
- In menu bar mode, closing the window also leaves the Dock. Now only the menu bar icon stays active.
- Fix high CPU usage when in background. CPU usage is now 0% for most of the time.
- Lighter System Data scans. Now limited to 3 CPU cores.
- Small UI and translation improvements.
SHA-256 8d0abffbae92f6db7a645ae9cc628a380080786d9be2a2693bb5a0b76da02db8 MacSpace-1.0.2.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.2.
MacSpace 1.0.1
MacSpace 1.0.1
- The menu bar icon brings MacSpace forward. A click shows the window in front of other apps, whether it was open or closed.
- A clearer menu. Settings… sits on its own, then Open Panel and Quit MacSpace.
- Updates have their own section in Settings, with the version of MacSpace next to Check Now. The macOS release is now at the end of the page.
- Siri's iCloud sync explained. An (i) on its row says that, while it is on, changes MacSpace makes to Siri also reach your other devices.
- No more "Not tested" badge in Debloat.
SHA-256 49518c618682358dfc12bbf39ab70d5bb6a394ba73a5ac0a9a202017359599d2 MacSpace-1.0.1.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.1.
MacSpace 1.0.0
MacSpace
MacSpace 1.0 is the first public release of a free, open source System Data and Apple Intelligence cleaner for your Mac.
- See what fills System Data. MacSpace shows the same total as System Settings and breaks it down into items you can understand.
- Free what is safe to delete. System caches, old reports and unused system assets go in one step. Version history is deleted only when you ask.
- Switch Apple Intelligence off. MacSpace turns it off and deletes the models macOS keeps on disk afterwards.
- Free purgeable files now. Other System Files frees the space apps marked purgeable, instead of waiting until the disk is nearly full.
- Turn off analytics and ads. Debloat switches off the data collection macOS lets you control, and does it again if macOS turns it back on.
- Clean automatically. Choose every day, every 3 days or every week. MacSpace keeps a history of what it freed and can notify you.
- Stay out of the way. Use the menu bar, or let MacSpace run in the background with no Dock icon.
- Look the way you like. Liquid Glass design with seven themes, each in a night and a day version.
- Stay up to date. MacSpace updates itself with Sparkle.
Requires macOS 27 or later on a Mac with Apple Silicon.
Available in English, Portuguese (Brazil), French, Spanish and German.
SHA-256 a525e91cbea8921b07ff592f59cc4e3983f77f1c69abb8bec5bfd80804eb766e MacSpace-1.0.0.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.0.
MacSpace 1.0.0-rc.3
MacSpace
MacSpace 1.0 is the first public release of a free, open source System Data and Apple Intelligence cleaner for your Mac.
- See what fills System Data. MacSpace shows the same total as System Settings and breaks it down into items you can understand.
- Free what is safe to delete. System caches, old reports and unused system assets go in one step. Version history is deleted only when you ask.
- Switch Apple Intelligence off. MacSpace turns it off and deletes the models macOS keeps on disk afterwards.
- Free purgeable files now. Other System Files frees the space apps marked purgeable, instead of waiting until the disk is nearly full.
- Turn off analytics and ads. Debloat switches off the data collection macOS lets you control, and does it again if macOS turns it back on.
- Clean automatically. Choose every day, every 3 days or every week. MacSpace keeps a history of what it freed and can notify you.
- Stay out of the way. Use the menu bar, or let MacSpace run in the background with no Dock icon.
- Look the way you like. Liquid Glass design with seven themes, each in a night and a day version.
- Stay up to date. MacSpace updates itself with Sparkle.
Requires macOS 27 or later on a Mac with Apple Silicon.
Available in English, Portuguese (Brazil), French, Spanish and German.
SHA-256 379525e19259082be199d89ad1d868fcf18d0fcf65181b22167c1ded4d3223c5 MacSpace-1.0.0-rc.3.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.0-rc.3.
MacSpace 1.0.0-rc.2
MacSpace
MacSpace 1.0 is the first public release of a free, open source System Data and Apple Intelligence cleaner for your Mac.
- See what fills System Data. MacSpace shows the same total as System Settings and breaks it down into items you can understand.
- Free what is safe to delete. System caches, old reports and unused system assets go in one step. Version history is deleted only when you ask.
- Switch Apple Intelligence off. MacSpace turns it off and deletes the models macOS keeps on disk afterwards.
- Free purgeable files now. Other System Files frees the space apps marked purgeable, instead of waiting until the disk is nearly full.
- Turn off analytics and ads. Debloat switches off the data collection macOS lets you control, and does it again if macOS turns it back on.
- Clean automatically. Choose every day, every 3 days or every week. MacSpace keeps a history of what it freed and can notify you.
- Stay out of the way. Use the menu bar, or let MacSpace run in the background with no Dock icon.
- Look the way you like. Liquid Glass design with seven themes, each in a night and a day version.
- Stay up to date. MacSpace updates itself with Sparkle.
Requires macOS 27 or later on a Mac with Apple Silicon.
Available in English, Portuguese (Brazil), French, Spanish and German.
SHA-256 f5ae6154fbc34bf2563e0d5d79a41e44fe955b703f38d13232d108e2be26785a MacSpace-1.0.0-rc.2.dmg
Requires macOS 27 or later on Apple Silicon. Notes in other languages: ReleaseNotes/1.0.0-rc.2.