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Learn how each WashBear feature works and how we protect your data.
Getting Started
Learn how WashBear works, how to grant disk access, where Operation History lives, and how to get help.
Deep Cleanup
Find system and app caches, developer data, and app leftovers in one place, and review their size and risk before you clean.
Large File Cleanup
Find the files that use the most space by size and type, and delete them permanently once you are sure you no longer need them.
Duplicate File Cleanup
Find files with identical content, keep one copy in each group, and permanently delete the extra copies.
Disk Space Analysis
See what uses your disk space with a file list, a treemap, and a sunburst chart, and drill down to the folders that use the most.
Privacy Cleanup
Clear activity traces left by browsers, apps, and the system for a chosen time range, with possible effects listed before anything is cleared.
App Uninstaller
See how much space installed apps use, and remove their caches, logs, and other related files when you uninstall them.
Startup Items
See which apps and background services start automatically on your Mac, turn off the ones you don't need, and remove obsolete startup settings.
System Optimization
Adjust a reviewed set of macOS settings in one place, preview every change before applying it, and restore your previous settings at any time.
System Maintenance
Run built-in macOS maintenance tools when you run into common problems with search, icons, previews, sound or networking.
System Status Monitor
Watch live CPU, memory, disk and network activity in the menu bar, the status panel or a floating window, and free up memory quickly.
Phone Remote Access
Pair your phone by scanning a QR code, then check your Mac's live status from anywhere and run the few actions you allow.
AI Explanations
Ask AI what an unfamiliar cleanup item, startup item or system setting does and what changing it would affect, using a model service you connect yourself.
Safe Cleanup and Privacy
How WashBear scans on your Mac, which permissions it asks for, how deletion is confirmed, and what information ever leaves your Mac.