Quitty is an all-in-one macOS utility for system maintenance, performance optimization, and storage management. It provides real-time monitoring, automated cleaning, and advanced tools through a single, unified interface.
- Live CPU, RAM, disk, and battery statistics
- Visual charts and graphs for system metrics
- Smart recommendations for optimization
- One-click access to all tools
- Removes temporary files, caches, logs, and system junk
- Trash manager across all volumes and user accounts
- Smart detection to identify only safe-to-delete files
- Configurable categories for granular control
- Duplicate file finder with full-system scan support
- Large files scanner with detailed size analysis
- Visual disk space map with interactive directory browsing
- Preview before deletion with file recovery options
- RAM booster to free memory by terminating unnecessary processes
- Real-time CPU monitoring with per-process breakdown
- Startup manager to control login items
- Battery health monitoring and power usage tracking
- Real-time upload and download speed tracking
- Per-application bandwidth usage
- Active connection analysis
- Task scheduler for cleaning and optimization routines
- Daily, weekly, and monthly recurrence options
- Idle-time scheduling to minimize disruption
- Notifications on task completion
- Full app uninstaller with leftover file detection
- Process manager for viewing and controlling running processes
- Detailed hardware and software system information
- Storage analyzer with file type breakdown and growth tracking
- Download the latest DMG from Releases.
- Mount the DMG file.
- Drag
Quitty.appto your Applications folder. - Launch Quitty from Applications.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/iad1tya/Quitty.git
cd Quitty
# Build the project
xcodebuild -project Bye.xcodeproj -scheme Quitty -configuration Release
# Copy to Applications
cp -R "/Users/$(whoami)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Bye-*/Build/Products/Release/Quitty.app" /Applications/Because Quitty hasn't been signed with a paid Apple Developer certificate, macOS Gatekeeper may block it from running the first time.
To bypass Gatekeeper securely:
- Open the Terminal app — press
Cmd + Space, type Terminal, and hit Enter. - Run the following command:
xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Quitty.app- You can now launch Quitty normally.
- Open Quitty from your Applications folder.
- The dashboard displays your system's current health and stats.
- Use the sidebar to navigate between features.
The main dashboard provides four status cards — RAM, CPU, Disk, and Battery — alongside quick action buttons for the most common tasks:
| Quick Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Clean Junk | Removes system and app cache, logs, and temp files |
| Empty Trash | Empties trash across all mounted volumes |
| Free RAM | Terminates unnecessary processes to free memory |
| Find Duplicates | Initiates a full duplicate file scan |
| Large Files | Scans for files above a configurable size threshold |
| Quit All Apps | Safely closes non-essential applications |
- Navigate to System Junk in the sidebar.
- Review detected categories: System Cache, User Cache, Log Files, Temporary Files.
- Select the categories you want to clean.
- Click Clean Selected.
- Navigate to Duplicates in the sidebar.
- Choose a scan location (full system or a specific folder).
- Click Start Scan.
- Review results and select files to remove. Use Smart Selection to retain the newest version automatically.
- Navigate to Large Files in the sidebar.
- Set a minimum file size threshold.
- Select a scan location and review results.
- Navigate to RAM Booster in the sidebar.
- Review the current memory breakdown.
- Click Free RAM to reclaim memory.
- Navigate to Scheduler in the sidebar.
- Create a new task (Clean Junk, Empty Trash, Free RAM, or Find Duplicates).
- Set the frequency and notification preferences.
Access settings via Settings... in the menu bar or from the sidebar.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Launch at Login | Start Quitty automatically on system startup |
| Background Monitoring | Keep system stats active while the app is in the background |
| Update Frequency | Control how often stats refresh |
| Safe Mode | Restrict cleaning to verified safe-to-delete files only |
| Custom Exclusions | Exclude specific files or folders from cleaning operations |
| Backup Options | Create backups before deletion |
| Notifications | Configure alerts for task completion and system warnings |
| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| macOS | 14.6 (Sonoma) or later |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended) |
| Storage | 500 MB free space |
| Processor | Apple Silicon or Intel |
- Quitty collects no data and includes no telemetry.
- All operations are performed locally on your device.
- Safe Mode ensures only verified junk files are targeted.
- Backups can be created automatically before any destructive operation.
Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/iad1tya/Quitty.git
cd Quitty
# Open in Xcode
open Bye.xcodeproj
# Build and run (Debug)
xcodebuild -project Bye.xcodeproj -scheme Quitty -configuration Debug- Bug Reports: File an issue
- Feature Requests: Suggest a feature
- Questions: Start a discussion
See CHANGELOG.md for a full history of changes.
Quitty is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.
