Reclaim your Mac's space.

Shodhana finds the caches, build artifacts, and leftovers of long-deleted apps eating your disk — tells you exactly why each one is safe to remove — and cleans only what you approve.

macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · 14-day trial, no signup

Your disk, as Shodhana sees it — then after one clean.

Shodhana's main window: a storage bar of the whole disk, categories grouped into 'Safe to clean' and 'Your call', each attributed to the apps that own the space.

What it does

Structure you can trust, not a magic button.

Every item is attributed to the app, tool, or project that owns it, sized, dated, and grouped by how much thought it deserves.

A map of every gigabyte

The space map draws your reclaimable space to scale — categories on the inner ring, the actual folders and caches on the outer. Solid slices are selected to clean; pale ones stay untouched. Click any slice to select it or open it.

The space map: a two-ring circular chart of reclaimable disk space with the total in the center, categories on the inner ring and individual items on the outer ring, each slice sized by the bytes it takes.

See where the space went

Not "junk found" — real names: Google Chrome's 2.5 GB cache, Xcode's build data, the cache Docker left behind when you deleted it. Every item is attributed, sized, and dated by last use.

A category view listing app caches by name — Google Chrome, Xcode, Spotify, Figma, Slack, Telegram — each with its bundle identifier, when it was last used, and its exact size.

Evidence before deletion

Each item states why it's safe and what changes afterwards — "compiler output is fully reproducible from your source code; the next build runs from scratch." Risky things — browser data, your own files — are never selected for you.

The review sheet shown before cleaning: each group states why it is safe to remove and what happens afterwards, with a Move to Trash button — items are recoverable until the Trash is emptied.

Uninstall apps completely

Pick an app and see everything it owns — support files, caches, preferences, launch agents — and remove it all in one reviewed action.

Everything goes to the Trash

Cleaned items are recoverable until you empty it, and every clean is journaled in History. You can always answer "what did it delete?"

Quiet by design

A menu bar glance shows what's reclaimable. Scheduled scans only look — nothing is ever cleaned without you.

Nothing leaves your Mac

No account, no telemetry, no uploads. The scan engine is open about what it reads, and licenses verify offline.

For developers

The only cleaner that understands your projects.

Shodhana finds build artifacts per project — node_modules, Cargo targets, virtualenvs, DerivedData — verified against their manifests so a folder that merely shares a name is never touched. Then it tells you which ones you haven't built in months.

webapp/node_modules · 1.2 GB · last build 34 days ago
shodhana/target · 5.6 GB · last build today
ml-experiments/.venv · 408 MB · last used 3 months ago
~/.cache/huggingface · 22.4 GB · re-downloads on demand
Select Stale → 3+ months → review → clean.

Pricing

Pay once. Own it.

$10 one-time
  • Use on 2 Macs
  • 14-day free trial first — no signup
  • Free updates
  • Scanning stays free forever, even unlicensed
Buy Shodhana Free trial

Requires an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later) on macOS 14+ — Intel Macs are not supported. Payments handled by Dodo Payments (merchant of record). Prices include applicable taxes. 14-day money-back guarantee — see refund policy.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Why does it ask for Full Disk Access?

To measure caches and leftovers across your disk, macOS requires either one Full Disk Access grant or a separate permission dialog for every folder. Shodhana asks once, explains why, and works in a reduced mode if you decline — it never uploads anything anywhere.

Can it delete something important?

The engine refuses to touch system-critical paths, profile data like bookmarks and passwords, and anything on your personal whitelist. Everything else is shown to you with evidence before removal, and deletions go to the Trash so there's always an undo.

What happens when the trial ends?

Scanning and insight keep working free, forever. Cleaning and uninstalling pause until you enter a license key.

How is this different from CleanMyMac?

Shodhana is a one-time purchase, not a subscription; shows evidence instead of a single "junk" number; understands developer projects (node_modules, Cargo targets, DerivedData) natively; and sends no data off your Mac.

What are the requirements?

macOS 14 Sonoma or later on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later) — Intel Macs are not supported. About 3 MB of disk space — the app is a native Swift interface over a Rust engine, not a bundled browser.

Refunds?

14 days, no questions. Email support@shodhana.app or use the payment receipt link. Details in the refund policy.