256 GB goes quickly.
Coursework apps, recordings and a few games can fill a base-storage MacBook in one term.
Base-storage MacBooks fill up fast with lecture recordings, downloads, installers and app caches. spacerecover shows exactly what’s there in plain words, and clears only what you approve.
Free scan · Runs on your own devices · Nothing changes until you approve it
FOR STUDENTS
Illustration · Example sizes, not a scan of your device.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
Coursework apps, recordings and a few games can fill a base-storage MacBook in one term.
Every DMG, ZIP, PDF and installer you ever needed once is still sitting there.
A full disk at submission time slows everything down. Clearing space shouldn’t risk your assignments.
HOW SPACERECOVER HELPS
Every finding says what it is, why it’s there, and what happens if it goes. You decide.
Caches, old installers and leftovers from apps you deleted, sorted into what’s safe to clear and what needs your call.
Long recordings are listed by size with an estimate of the saving. Watch the smaller copy before you replace anything.
spacerecover moves items to the Trash first, measures free space afterwards, and tells you what’s still waiting to be emptied.
CLEAR AT EVERY STEP
Findings appear as the scan runs. Stop any time; nothing changes while spacerecover looks.
One number up front: the space that’s safe to clear now. Everything else is grouped, sized and explained.
spacerecover measures free space afterwards, shows what’s waiting in the Trash, and lets you put anything back.
DO IT YOURSELF
Prefer to do it by hand? These step-by-step guides cover the built-in Apple tools.
Your Mac says your disk is almost full? Here is how to see what is using space and safely clear it with built-in macOS tools, from Downloads and Trash to backups, caches and apps.
Read the guideThree built-in ways to find the biggest files and folders on your Mac: Storage settings, a Finder size search, and a read-only Terminal command.
Read the guideA practical checklist to make a slow Mac faster using built-in tools: find what is using memory and CPU, stop login items, free up disk space, update macOS and more.
Read the guideGOOD QUESTIONS
Yes. The full scan, every finding and the total you could recover are free. You only pay if you want spacerecover to clean up for you.
No. Personal files are never selected automatically. Large documents are only shown so you can decide, and anything removed goes to the Trash first.
It depends entirely on how you use your Mac. The free scan shows your own number before you pay anything.
Run a free scan and see exactly what you could clear, before you pay anything.
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