Most people don't realize that dragging an app to the Trash leaves behind hundreds of megabytes of files. Preferences, caches, containers, logs, and saved state sit in your Library folders forever, slowly eating storage.

Uninstally finds all of these using the app's bundle identifier and lets you review every file before anything gets deleted.

What it does:

- Finds and removes leftover files from any app you uninstall

- Right click any .app in Finder to uninstall without opening the app

- Scans for orphaned files from apps you already deleted manually

- Shows you exactly what will be removed with a safety score before you confirm

- Recently Uninstalled history lets you restore apps from the Trash

- Supports Homebrew casks and formulae

- Available in 10 languages

Free and open source. No analytics, no accounts, nothing leaves your Mac. Updates are verified with cryptographic signatures from GitHub.

Download - https://github.com/gostonx/uninstally

** a star on github would mean a lot to me as this app is completely free for users to use with free updates and new upcoming features :) **

More free projects from me - https://codenta.us/

Let me know what you think!

I built Uninstally, a free and open-source macOS app that brings a Windows-style uninstall experience to macOS.

Instead of dragging an app to the Trash and leaving behind support files, caches, preferences, containers, and other leftovers, Uninstally scans for associated files and lets you remove them in one place.

The main thing I wanted to prioritize was security and transparency.

• Everything runs locally on your Mac.
• No telemetry, analytics, or data collection.
• It’s fully open source, so anyone can inspect the code.
• Before deleting anything, Uninstally shows every file it found and the total storage that will be recovered.
• It uses the app’s bundle identifier to identify related files instead of relying only on matching folder names.
• Administrator permission is requested only when it’s actually required.

Features

• Right-click an app and uninstall it
• Detects common leftover files
• Preview files before deletion
• Shows recoverable disk space
• Native SwiftUI interface
• Lightweight and fast
• Free and open source

You can download the latest DMG from the Releases page on GitHub:

** A star on github would mean a lot to me especially releasing this for free for other users to use :) **

https://github.com/gostonx/uninstally

more free projects at:

https://codenta.us/

I’d love any feedback, bug reports, or feature suggestions. Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone! I built this mostly for myself but figured I would share it in case it helps anyone else.

I have friends and coworkers spread across a bunch of different timezones and I was tired of doing math in my head every time I wanted to schedule a call. So I built Zonedial, a small macOS menu bar app that shows all your saved timezones at a glance.

You click the menu bar icon and it pops open a little panel showing your local time plus any timezones you add for friends or work. No need to open a browser tab or search "what time is it in Tokyo" for the hundredth time.

The part I use the most is the add or subtract hours feature. If I want to know what 3pm my time looks like for everyone else, or if I am trying to find a time that works for both a friend and a coworker in different countries, I can just shift the hours and see everything update at once. It has saved me so much back and forth trying to align schedules.

It is simple on purpose. No accounts, no clutter, just a quick glance tool that lives in your menu bar.

Would love any feedback if you try it out :)

Download

github - https://github.com/gostonx/Zonedial
website - https://codenta.us/

none of these are edited :)