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My MacBook Air was down to 10 GB free, and macOS just kept saying "System Data" without telling me what had changed or why. So I built DiskFox, a Mac app that keeps a history of your storage and compares each scan with the last. What surprised me on my own Mac: - 31 GB was app caches, mostly Chrome and Spotify - I cleared Spotify's cache, and 890 MB of it was back within the week - macOS 27 hides the Apple Intelligence model sizes even from apps with Full Disk Access, so DiskFox says "size unknown" rather than guessing It never deletes anything without a review, and everything goes to the Trash first. No account, no analytics. 14-day free trial, then $9.99/£7.99 once. It's my first Mac app and I'm a solo developer in the UK, so blunt feedback is very welcome. What would make you trust a storage app enough to try it? Link's on my profile if you want to try it.   submitted by   /u/Plastic_Rip5046 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/8 00:03:08