PoofMagic Lab Solutions

Poof

Make room on your Mac.

Poof finds the caches, logs and build leftovers that apps pile up, uninstalls apps along with their data, and shows you your biggest and most forgotten files — and removes only what you choose. Scanning is always free.

For macOS 14 Sonoma and later.

Poof’s Smart Scan showing 43.99 GB ready to clean, sorted into System Junk, Developer, Trash, and Installers & Backups, with Applications, Large Files and Unused Files in the sidebar.

See everything first

Smart Scan shows exactly what’s taking space, what each item is and which app it belongs to — in seconds.

Safe by design

Only what rebuilds itself is selected. Anything in use or changed recently is left alone, and your own files are never selected for you — what you pick goes to the Trash.

Made for developers, too

Xcode DerivedData, device support, archives and the caches of npm, Homebrew, CocoaPods, Gradle, Cargo and more.

Uninstall apps completely

Every app with the settings and data it keeps — often more than the app itself — gone together, to the Trash.

Big and forgotten files

Large Files and Unused Files show what’s taking room in your folders. Nothing is selected for you, and iCloud Drive is never touched.

Keeps watch

Free space in your menu bar, and a heads-up when your Mac runs low — with an estimate of what you could clean.

Support

Poof asks for my Home folder

The Mac App Store edition runs in Apple’s App Sandbox, so macOS asks you to choose your Home folder once. Poof reads only names, sizes and dates to find what can be cleaned, and removes nothing until you confirm.

What is Full Disk Access for?

It is optional. With it, Poof can also look at the Trash, Mail downloads and app container caches. Turn it on in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Full Disk Access.

Removing apps

Poof moves an app and the data it keeps to the Trash, so you can put them back. The Mac App Store edition asks for your Applications folder once. macOS protects apps you’ve opened from other apps: to remove those, allow Poof in System Settings › Privacy & Security › App Management. Apps installed for everyone on your Mac — from the App Store or an installer — can only be removed in Finder, which asks for your password.

Poof Pro, restoring and cancelling

Scanning is free; cleaning needs Poof Pro — weekly, yearly or lifetime. To bring back a purchase on another Mac, choose Restore Purchases on the plans page or in Poof › Settings. Manage or cancel a subscription in your App Store account settings.