
Mac Storage Full?
Clean It Up in Minutes.
Cache files, duplicate downloads, old installers, and forgotten media silently consume your Mac's storage. VaultSort surfaces everything and helps you reclaim space safely.
Free download • No subscription required
Why Your Mac Storage Fills Up So Fast
System and App Cache Files
macOS and apps like Chrome, Xcode, Slack, and Spotify store temporary cache files that grow quietly over time. These can consume 10–50 GB without you noticing.
Duplicate Files Across Folders
Re-downloaded PDFs, duplicate photos from imports, and copied project files add up. Most people have 5–20 GB of duplicate files without knowing it.
Large Forgotten Files
Old VM images, video exports, DMG installers, and ZIP archives sit buried in subfolders. VaultSort's Large File Finder surfaces the biggest files first so you can act fast.
Everything You Need to Clean Your Mac
VaultSort combines the tools that actually matter for reclaiming storage — no bloat, no upsells, no subscriptions.
Space Saver
Scans and cleans system caches, temporary files, and app leftovers that waste storage.
Duplicate Finder Content Matching Coming Soon
Find duplicate files on your Mac. Content-based matching is coming soon to catch even renamed copies across folders.
Large File Finder
Instantly shows the biggest files on your Mac so you can delete or archive them first.
Storage Breakdown
Visual map of what's consuming your disk — sorted by folder, file type, and size.
Secure Deletion
When you delete sensitive files, VaultSort can overwrite them so they're gone for good.
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How to Clean Mac Storage with VaultSort
Download and Open VaultSort
Install VaultSort from a single DMG. No account needed, no cloud connection.
Run a Full Scan
VaultSort scans your entire Mac in seconds — finding caches, duplicates, and large files automatically.
Review and Clean
Preview everything before deleting. Move files to Trash or securely wipe them — your choice.
Get Your Storage Back
Most Mac users reclaim 15–40 GB on their first scan. See what's eating your storage.
Free download • macOS 13+