Models ate
your disk.

Cache cleaners free a few gigabytes that come right back, and disk maps only tell you which folder is big. Latent recognizes the parts inside each tool, like Ollama models, Xcode device symbols and simulator runtimes, and clears the ones you pick.

Download for macOSmacOS 14 or later

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Free to scan, and your first 10 GB of cleanup is free. Then $12.99 one-time for 3 Macs (launch special $9.99).

The wheel is an example. On your Mac it draws your own disk.

Down to the parts of each tool

Latent knows 120+ developer and AI tools and the parts each one keeps on disk, such as models, simulator runtimes, device symbols, build caches and agent logs.

A disk map stops at the folder. Latent goes one level deeper.

Each part gets a mark

RReturns. It rebuilds itself or downloads again, checked against the source. One-click Optimize takes care of most of them.
IIn your hands. It may hold your own work, or it can't come back as it was.
PProtected. Never suggested.

How it works

What it looks like in use

01
Space
The disk, sorted by tool
Every store sits under the tool that made it, with its size and its mark.
02
Clear
One confirmation clears it
Pick what to clear, confirm once, and it goes to the Trash.
03
AI media
Near-identical images and videos, grouped
Keep the one you like and clear the rest.

The usual Mac cleaner work, too

Uninstall an app with every file it owns, including caches, preferences, containers and launch agents. Find what apps you already deleted left behind. Remove Homebrew, pip, npm, Conda and Docker items with each tool's own command. Memory pressure and swap have their own tab.

Works with your AI agent

The built-in MCP server lets Claude, Codex or Cursor read the scan and draft a cleanup. Ask it what is taking the most space and what can go. Nothing is deleted until you confirm.

Your files stay on your Mac

No analytics, no telemetry, no account. File contents, names and paths are never sent.
It goes online only to check a public registry, look for updates, activate a licence, or send feedback or a crash report you allow.
Full Disk Access is optional. Without it, Latent tells you which folders it couldn't read.

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