🎉 MacOSCleaner 2.0.0 Released

[AlexTkDev]

I’m excited to announce the release of MacOSCleaner 2.0.0 — the biggest update since the project was first published.

This release introduces several major features, a redesigned interface, and numerous improvements across the entire application.

✨ What’s New

📊 Disk Analyzer

A brand-new Disk Analyzer helps you understand what’s actually using your storage.

Browse folders, inspect large files, and quickly identify where your disk space has gone.

📈 Dashboard

The new Dashboard provides a visual overview of your Mac’s storage with a radar chart showing how disk space is distributed across different categories.

🤖 Apple Intelligence Integration

MacOSCleaner now integrates with Apple’s Foundation Models framework.

AI-powered explanations are available throughout the application and can explain:

• application files and leftovers;
• startup services;
• running processes;
• cleanup items;
• large files found by the Disk Analyzer.

Everything runs locally using Apple Intelligence on supported devices.

💎 Modern macOS Experience

Version 2.0 introduces a refreshed interface inspired by Apple’s latest Liquid Glass design language, making the app feel more native and modern.

⚡ Performance Improvements

This release also includes many under-the-hood improvements:

• faster filesystem scanning;
• smoother UI and scrolling;
• Swift 6.4 modernization;
• improved task management;
• better file size formatting;
• numerous stability improvements and bug fixes.

🌍 Localization

All new features are fully localized alongside the rest of the application.

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Download

GitHub Release

https://github.com/AlexTkDev/MacOSCleaner/releases/tag/2.0.0

Project Website

https://alextkdev.github.io/MacOSCleaner/

Source Code

https://github.com/AlexTkDev/MacOSCleaner

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Thank you to everyone who has downloaded, tested, reported bugs, and shared feedback. Your suggestions continue to shape the project, and there are already more improvements planned for future releases.

If you enjoy the project, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub or sharing it with other macOS users.