Get to know the Mac you spend all day on. Macaw shows what’s slowing it down, filling it up and draining the battery, in plain English, then fixes it in one click.
See which apps are hogging your Mac right now, and quit the one slowing you down with one click.
A speed test runs on its own once a day, so you always know what you are getting. Macaw also tells you when your Wi‑Fi channel is crowded and how far you are from the router.
Find the stuff you forgot about: old installers, screen recordings, duplicate files, caches. Clear it in one click. Everything goes to the Trash, so nothing is gone until you say so.
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves its files behind. Macaw removes the app and everything it left on your Mac.
Not just a percentage. See how many movies, songs or meetings are left in your battery, how healthy it is, and whether your charger is doing its job.
"Why is my Mac slow?" "What can I delete?" "Is my Wi‑Fi okay?" Macaw answers in plain English and tells you which button fixes it.
Pin Macaw to your desktop and it stays there, small and out of the way, always up to date.
You spend most of your day on this Mac. Here is exactly what Macaw does and does not do.
The app has no account, no sign-in and no tracking, and never sends your data anywhere. It only talks to Apple's speed test and, if you add a key, Claude. This website asks for your email once, to hand you the download.
Every cleanup goes to the Trash. You empty it when you are ready. Your photo and music libraries are never touched.
Macaw asks once and tells you why. Location is only used to show your Wi‑Fi's name, nothing else.
Macaw only looks around on your home Wi‑Fi. Never on a VPN, never at work. It says hello to your devices and nothing more.
Ask Macaw can read and answer. It cannot quit, delete or change a thing. It tells you which button, you press it.
Turn a startup item back on. Pull a file out of the Trash. Nothing Macaw does is permanent.
Any Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) running macOS 14 or later. Ask Macaw's built-in answers need macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence turned on; everything else works without it. Mac only, no Windows version.
For the first 250 people, yes, for good. They are Macaw’s founding members and never pay, whatever comes later. Adding a Claude key for smarter answers is optional and billed by Anthropic, not Macaw.
To count the 250 founding spots and to tell you when Macaw gets better. Nothing else, and you can unsubscribe anytime. The app itself never asks for it.
So it can measure your whole disk in one go instead of macOS asking you folder by folder. You can say no and scan anyway; you will just see more prompts.
Macaw is signed but not yet notarized by Apple, so the first time you open it macOS may say it could not verify the app. Open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click Open Anyway, then open Macaw again. That happens once. After that it opens like any other app.
No. It checks in every couple of seconds and uses less memory than a browser tab. The storage scan runs once a day, only while the tab is open.
Free for good for the first 250 people. Apple silicon Macs on macOS 14 and up.
