Free Up 10GB On Your Mac

A new app called Purge is helping Mac users free up space on their hard drives by identifying and deleting unnecessary files. The app is totally free and open-source, and can delete Apple Intelligence's offline models from macOS, which can free up over 10 GB of space.

Purge sends files to the Trash instead of deleting them outright, allowing users to recover them if something goes wrong. The app has a list of files known to be safe to purge, as well as a list of things it will never touch, including crucial system files and user documents.

In addition to deleting offline models, Purge can also help delete caches and settings left behind by uninstalled apps. This can help to free up even more space on the hard drive. The app also has a tool to show only the largest files on the computer, making it easier to identify what's taking up the most space.

Purge also has a tool for uninstalling apps, which can help to remove any remaining files and settings. This can be especially useful for apps that leave behind a lot of clutter.

## Why it matters The app is designed to help Mac users clean out clutter that can build up over time, including caches and settings left behind by uninstalled apps. This can help to free up space on the hard drive and keep the computer running smoothly. With no ads or upsells, Purge is a useful tool for anyone looking to free up space on their Mac.

## What happens next To get started with Purge, users can download and install the app, then open it to see what's taking up space on their Mac. From there, they can choose to delete safe items, including caches and offline models, or use the app's tools to identify and remove larger files and settings.