Your Mac is a mighty machine. But like any machine, it requires regular maintenance to stay running at top form. Except that with Macs you don’t need a mechanic, just the right software.
CleanMyMac is a go-to tool for Mac users who want to keep their drives in top shape. That’s because it packs a suite of tools for cleaning, optimizing and maintaining any Mac drive, removing gigabytes of junk files and monitoring for issues in the background. And right now you can get the latest version, CleanMyMac 3, for just $27.99 at Cult of Mac Deals.
The main feature of CMM is its targeting of the junk files that pile up in any Mac. So it zaps old log files, unused language files, iTunes backups, outdated caches and other stuff. Additionally, it runs scheduled or background scans your system to keep an eye on issues before them become problems. CMM aims to make everything simple, with usually just one or two clicks needed to run a check. The result is an app that’s quite good at finding hidden files that gum up the works. So you can trim gigabytes from your photo library without losing a single picture, clean up Mail attachments, signatures and clips, empty all trash bins, and more.
Buy now: Get CleanMyMac 3 for $27.99, that’s a 29 percent discount.
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5 responses to “This app keeps your Mac running in peak form [Deals]”
Completely useless app and a total waste of money and space. MacOS since version “1” automatically performs those tasks. It doesn’t need any add-on app to achieve same results. This sort of apps belong to Windows world. Stay away!
This is the app that pops up on web pages and tells me my Mac is infected so I’ll buy it right? no thanks
You’re talking about Mac Cleaner. Clean my Mac is something else and it is great.
No it isn’t. Just a waste of money, memory and HD space. As Dave already said, Mac’s don’t need this, they have it baked into the system. COM should know, and does know better, but the servers need to keep spinning thus they welcome CMM’s ad money with open arms. Wish they didn’t. Loosing credibility.
As Ipnotik already said ;)