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I’ve been working on MacSentinel because I wanted a better answer to a simple question: why does my Mac feel slow? Most Mac utilities either focus on monitoring or cleaning. I wanted to bring both together — first understand what is happening, then decide what is actually safe to clean. MacSentinel includes: Real-time CPU, memory, network, disk and process monitoring Local diagnostics to help identify possible causes of slowdowns Storage analysis to see where space is actually going Smart Care with 500+ app-specific cleanup rules across 50 categories Cleanup for things like Xcode data, Docker, Adobe, Final Cut, Figma, VS Code, Ollama and other developer/creative tools A Trash-first cleanup workflow so deleted items are recoverable App uninstaller and leftover cleanup A permanent Ignore option for things you intentionally want to keep One thing I’ve been particularly focused on is not treating every large cache as junk . For example, if you have a local AI model with a 40GB cache that you intentionally want to keep, MacSentinel can remember that and stop flagging it every time you scan. It’s built natively for macOS, and MacSentinel Pro is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription. Download MacSentinel: https://sentinel.digital/download Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/p/macsentinel I’d really appreciate feedback from other developers and Mac power users — especially on what you currently use to figure out why your Mac is getting slow or running out of storage.   submitted by   /u/Sorry_Okra_6529 [link]   [comments]

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