Reclaim — Find out what's actually eating your Mac's storage.
reclaimmac.store
LaunchIndex first observed Reclaim — Find out what's actually eating your Mac's storage. (reclaimmac.store) live on 19 September 2026. View its launch screenshot, category, technologies, and verification evidence.
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Reclaim — Find out what's actually eating your Mac's storage. (reclaimmac.store) was first observed live on 19 September 2026.
Reclaim is a macOS utility that scans your entire drive to show what’s using space and safely cleans up dev caches, AI model weights, duplicates, and app leftovers. Features include Disk Explorer, Duplicate Finder, AI Cache & Logs, and Dev Cleanup.
Its profile is classified as Developer tool within Technology / Developer tools. Verification detected Next.js.
What the launch signal contained.
- First observed live
- Previous state
- No prior non-live observation
- Last verified
- Canonical host
- www.reclaimmac.store
- Category
- Technology / Developer tools
- Website type
- Developer tool
- Observed title
- Reclaim — Find out what's actually eating your Mac's storage.
- Observed description
- Reclaim scans your entire Mac, shows exactly what's using your disk space in an interactive map, and safely clears gigabytes of dev caches, AI model weights, duplicate files, and app leftovers — straight to Trash, never deleted outright.
- Detected technologies
- Next.js
- Screenshot captured
- Evidence source
- Browser observation · Local
- Evidence confidence
- 93%
- HTTP status
- 200
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