Uninstall apps on Mac completely, leftovers included.
Dragging an app to the Trash removes the app bundle, but its caches, preferences, containers and support files stay in your Library. DiskVoid finds every related file and removes them together.
How it works
Three steps with DiskVoid
- 1
Open Uninstaller
DiskVoid lists every app with its real size, including the data it created.
- 2
Pick apps
Select one or many apps. Expand any app to see each leftover file and where it lives.
- 3
Uninstall
Everything moves to the Trash in one step, including App Store apps that need your password.
Why DiskVoid
Finds hidden leftovers
Application Support, Caches, Containers, Preferences, Logs, Saved State and more.
Works with App Store apps
Apps owned by the system are moved through Finder with your permission.
Reset instead of remove
Clear an app's data to fix problems while keeping the app installed.
FAQ
Does dragging an app to the Trash uninstall it?
It removes the app itself, but not the files it created in your Library. Those leftovers can add up to gigabytes over time.
Can I uninstall several apps at once?
Yes. Select as many apps as you like and remove them together.