Private beta · macOS 14 Sonoma or later

One quiet hub for the Mac you actually use.

A launcher, AI chat, a complete cleanup suite, and tools for battery, system, displays, thermals, the menu bar, and windows — in one native SwiftUI app. Nothing on your Mac changes without a review first.

No public download yet — signed and notarized builds come first. Download status

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trackers or telemetry
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Modules

Ten utilities, one app to keep updated.

Each module replaces a single-purpose tool you would otherwise install, update, and grant permissions to separately. Pick one to see it working.

A complete maintenance suite that always shows its work.

Fifteen tools in one window, from caches and leftovers to startup items and storage maps. Every scan ends in a review with exact paths and sizes, and Trash is the default destination.

More about Cleanup

Interactive illustration with sample values.

Keyboard first

Two keys from anything.

On your Mac, Option-Space opens Command Center over whatever you are doing. Try it here — it opens a search of this site.

How it fits together

Out of the way until you call it.

The hub window

A Dashboard with live status from every module and a switch to turn each one on or off. Global settings live here too.

A window per module

Cleanup, Battery, System, and the rest each open in their own window, like small standalone apps. One window per module, reused when you come back.

Menu bar and Command Center

Quick glances for battery, displays, and temperatures, plus a keyboard launcher that opens any module or runs its actions.

Cleanup suite

Fifteen tools that explain themselves.

Fifteen tools in one window, from caches and leftovers to startup items and storage maps. Every scan ends in a review with exact paths and sizes, and Trash is the default destination.
See every Cleanup tool
  • 01

    Full scan

    Runs every cleanup inventory at once and hands you one combined review.

  • 02

    System junk

    App caches and logs, old downloads, disk images, simulator data, unused languages, and more.

  • 03

    Mail attachments

    Locally cached attachment copies. Original messages are never touched.

  • 04

    Trash bins

    Trash contents, item by item, reviewed before any permanent removal.

  • 05

    Developer artifacts

    Build folders, DerivedData, package caches, and disposable environments.

Safety model

Power tools, with the brakes left on.

Cleanup starts as a report. Battery, system, and thermal modules only read. Privileged or destructive features stay explicit, documented, and off until the app can explain exactly what will happen.
  • Scan before anything changes
  • Trash is the default
  • Checked again at the last second
  • Active things are protected
Read the safety model

Review before moving to Trash

3 of 4 items selected · dry run complete

  • ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Atlas-bxk…

    Build output

    6.2 GB
  • ~/Library/Caches/com.example.editor

    App cache · app closed

    1.4 GB
  • ~/Projects/site/node_modules

    Dependencies · reinstallable

    812 MB
  • ~/Downloads/Installer-2024.dmg

    Disk image · not mounted

    640 MB

Paths and identities are checked again
right before anything moves.

Privacy

Local by default. No account, no telemetry.

Your data stays in your user Library and your API key stays in the Keychain. The network is used only by features you invoke, and each one is listed on the privacy page.

Stored only on your Mac

  • Settings, aliases, pins, quicklinks, and launcher ranking
  • AI Chat conversations and prepared attachments
  • Clipboard history — only if you turn it on
  • Cleanup restore history and recovery backups for items you changed
  • Update check state and any update that has been downloaded
Privacy details

Private beta

Help shape a calmer way to look after your Mac.

A small group of testers is using MacUtilityHub before its public release. See what the beta includes and what it needs to run.

About the beta