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DaisyDisk team retweeted
Update: Got @DaisyDisk and found a ton of junk left behind by long-deleted apps, plus obsolete files and folders. Cleaned it all up and freed up a lot of space. Wish I'd done this sooner!
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Holy shit! I could not figure out why my brand new MacBook Pro M5 Pro was showing 96GB for system data. So I opened up @DaisyDisk and quickly found I had 55GB of purgeable space.
This is a must have app for anyone with a Mac.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
if you're looking to free up space on your mac, go to application storage and cache folder and delete the unwanted files.
@DaisyDisk is a great app that can help you, easiest $15 i spent.
I went from 6GB free space to 78GB!
DaisyDisk team retweeted
Hier j'ai récupérer 150 GB d'espace sur mon disque grâce à un outil (@DaisyDisk) que Chat GPT m'avais recommandé.
Les meilleurs 9.99€ que j'ai dépensé de toute ma vie
ça prouve à quel point le GEO est important quand votre SaaS répond à une vraie problématique
DaisyDisk team retweeted
That feeling when you discover a 266GB screen recording on your local storage consisting of a full 8 hour workday of video editing 😅
@avdyejid526v found a new app @DaisyDisk for looking through and locating files.
Not sponsored. Legit works great.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
if your mac's chewing up space post upgrading OS, check the .Spotlight-V100, mine was at 135GB (out of 250GB available space).
it's a hidden folder, so hard to find.
also, use @DaisyDisk , their software is pretty amazing!
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Xcode regularly reaches up to 500GB in storage on my machine. I just cleared up 320GB just from Xcode. If you're a developer, especially a polyglot one with multiple IDEs like me, then @DaisyDisk is a must. Perfect to Pros who don't want to fall for spammy cleanup tools.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
What are the Mac apps you can't live without?
I use:
- @Typelessdotcom and @WisprFlow (Dictation)
- @XnapperHQ (Screenshots)
- @Snagit (Screenshots)
- @screenstudio (Video recording)
- @DaisyDisk (Storage mgmt)
- @Rectanglemac (Window mgmt)
- @TextExpander (Text expansion)
- @Raycast (Literally everything else)
What am I missing? 👀
DaisyDisk team retweeted
Wow! I just discovered DaisyDisk. Immediately bought and installed it on my MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and MacBook Air. This is an extraordinary program for MacOS. Thank you @DaisyDisk for existing, and thank you @claude for telling me about it. I recommend it 10/10.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
If you've ever had an issue with freeing up space on your Mac (especially if you are dev who install tones of packages and dependencies, testing a lot of software and tools), give @DaisyDisk a shot daisydiskapp.com.
This is highly affordable and small utility that can show you every corner of your hard drive.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
Few tools which made my life easier
@Bitwarden - PW manager
@proxyman_app - Network debugger
@raycast - Better spotlight
@screenstudio - Screen Recorder
@gitbutler - Stack PR
@DaisyDisk - Disk usage analyser
@GoogleKeep - Notes app
@kdecommunity - Clipboard sync
DaisyDisk team retweeted
Freed up 128.4 GB on my disk. Thanks to @DaisyDisk!
The one-time $9.99 is an instant buy if you are struggling like me on a 512GB MacBook
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I gotta say, @DaisyDisk is a true lifesaver.
I went from having literally only 5GB free, to now having 50GB free. This app found old junk files that even the macOS Finder couldn’t find.
Not sponsored, but phenomenal app for $10.
DaisyDisk team retweeted
the sweet satisfaction of reclaiming gigabytes. it's like finding money in an old coat, Mark. smart tool.
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After spending YEARS battling with my limited MacBook storage and constantly having to delete/reinstall or copy everything to an external hard drive, I finally decided to look up a solution.. $10 and about 5 mins later, @DaisyDisk helped me clear over 140GB🤯
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
DaisyDisk team retweeted
just used @DaisyDisk to clear 80GB worth of trash on my macbook.
feel like a whole new mac.
best $10 spent