DiskBuddyApplications
Every app,
with everything it left.
The bundle plus every cache, container, preference and log it scattered across your Library. Uninstall the whole set, see which apps have updates waiting, and switch off what starts at login.
$19 once. Applications comes with every other room.
The app is the small part. Its leftovers are the rest.
Docker's bundle is 2.6 GB. What it keeps outside the bundle is 19.7 GB. DiskBuddy adds up the containers, caches and preferences so you see what an app really costs.
Every app you have, heaviest first.
Sorted by what each one really takes, version included. Pick one to see the breakdown, clear its caches, or uninstall it completely, leftovers and all.
Uninstall means all of it.
Uninstall Completely takes the whole set, not just the icon
Activity, last 24 hours: peaks, busiest moments, CPU time, disk I/O
Updates from the app's own feed or Homebrew; login items and agents you can switch off
How it works
The real footprint
The app itself plus every cache, container, preference, log and support folder it made, added up, so you see what an app really costs.
Uninstall completely
Remove the app and everything it left behind in one go, to the Trash. Leftovers from apps you already deleted are listed too.
Its last 24 hours
CPU and memory through the day, the busiest moments, the network hosts it talks to and the files it has open, so you can see which app was busy at 3 am.
Updates and startup
Apps with a newer version waiting, from the app's own update feed or Homebrew, and everything that opens at login or runs in the background, with a switch on each.
Your apps are counted on your Mac. No list of what you run ever leaves it.
Questions about Applications
Does dragging an app to the Trash remove it completely?
No. Most apps leave caches, preferences and support folders in your Library. DiskBuddy finds and removes those along with the app.
Where does the update information come from?
From the update feed each app names itself, and from Homebrew for apps installed that way. DiskBuddy does not install updates behind your back.
Can I stop apps opening at login?
Yes. The Startup tab lists login items and background agents, each with a switch to turn it off.
Remove an app. All of it.
$19 once. One key for Mac and Windows.