Your Mac is 98% full.
Take a bite out of it.
Last Bite finds the caches, leftovers and forgotten developer files filling your Mac, shows you what each one is, and clears them. Scroll down to see what a scan finds.
Let's take a bite out of it.
8.88 GB of caches and leftovers can go right now. Nothing you made is touched, and apps rebuild the rest when they need it.
8.9 GB your apps will just make again.
Browser caches, logs, crash reports and the files apps leave behind after you delete them. Safe to clear, every time.
Uninstall properly. Find the copies.
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves its files behind. Last Bite removes those too, and finds the files you've saved twice.
Open your disk, one block at a time.
Last Bite maps what's filling your Mac and tells you which parts are safe to clear. Scroll to look inside.
Old projects you stopped opening.
Their node_modules and build folders are still here, gigabytes each. npm install brings any of them back in a minute.
Apps you forgot, and what deleted ones left.
See when you last opened each app, and remove it with every file it put on your Mac.
Files your apps will make again.
Caches, logs and crash reports. Clearing them is safe, and you get the space back straight away.
72 GB back. Photos and files untouched.
Everything that can go is marked. Everything that's yours stays exactly where it is.
46 GB of node_modules in projects you closed months ago.
Plus simulators you never open, SDKs you stopped using, and dev servers you forgot to stop. Everything here comes back with one command.
Apple says “Normal”. It cut out 20 times this week.
A worn battery can show 100% and still switch your Mac off the moment you unplug it, while System Settings calls it healthy. Last Bite reads the battery's own logs, catches the shutdowns, and writes a report you can take to Apple.
Faster startup. Fewer traces. Safer settings.
Startup & speed
See what opens at login and what keeps your Mac busy, and switch off what you don't need.
Privacy
Clear browser history, cookies and recent-file lists in one go.
Security
Check FileVault, the firewall and Gatekeeper, with a shortcut to switch on anything that's off.
Activity & heat
Live CPU, memory and temperature, and which app is behind them.
Large files
Find the biggest files in your home folder, sorted by size.
Menu bar
See how full your disk is from the menu bar, without opening the app.
Nothing is deleted blind.
Cleaners have a reputation for breaking things. Last Bite is built the other way round.
The last bite.
Scanning is free, forever. Try cleaning free for 7 days, then pick a plan. Launch prices until 31 December.
- Everything in Last Bite
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Launch prices until 31 December. Prices in USD. Lower prices apply automatically in many countries. 14-day refund, no questions.
Questions
Is it safe?
Everything Last Bite removes is listed first, with what it is and why it can go. Cleaned files go to the Trash, so you can put them back. It never touches your documents, photos, music or code.
What's free?
Scanning is free, forever: you see exactly what can be cleaned and how much space you'd get back. Cleaning is free for 7 days, then needs a Yearly or Lifetime plan.
Why isn't it on the Mac App Store?
Apple only allows sandboxed apps on the App Store, and a sandboxed app can't reach other apps' caches or read the battery's logs. Last Bite is signed by us and checked by Apple (notarized), like most Mac utilities sold outside the store.
Does it work on Intel Macs?
Yes. Last Bite runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14 or later.
Why does it ask for Full Disk Access?
macOS hides some caches and logs from every app until you allow it. Without it Last Bite still works, but finds less.
Can I use it on more than one Mac?
Each licence covers one Mac. Moving to a new Mac? Remove the licence on the old one and enter it on the new one.
How do refunds work?
If Last Bite isn't for you, email support@lastbitehq.com within 14 days for a full refund.