Nine views, one by one.

One for each job. None of them does two things at once.

01

Summary

Your Mac’s report: free space, disk health and what can be recovered. The cleanup starts here.

Brisa’s Summary: free and recoverable space, disk health, and the split by category.
02

Mac status

CPU, memory, disk, network, battery and temperature, live. Pause it and see what is using them.

Mac status in Brisa: CPU, memory, disk, network, battery and temperature, live.
03

Disk space

The disk map by category, folder and age. Click a colour and see what is inside.

Disk space in Brisa: the category map with what each one takes, and the detail panel beside it.
04

Large files

The heaviest files in a table, with their last use. Move them to iCloud or delete them without leaving the list.

Large files in Brisa: a table with name, size and last opened, plus filters by kind.
05

Duplicates

Copies and near-twins, grouped. Brisa picks which one to keep and explains why.

Duplicates in Brisa: copies grouped together, with the one worth keeping marked and the space that would come back.
06

Applications

The app and whatever it left across the system, by category. macOS apps stay out.

Installed applications in Brisa, sorted by size, with search and a mark on the ones currently in use.
07

History

Every cleanup, what it freed and when. Compare two rounds, and clear the log without touching the Trash.

History in Brisa: every cleanup with its date and its figure, and a side-by-side comparison of two rounds.
08

Maintenance

It does one thing: it empties its Trash once what you removed reaches the window you chose. And it tells you how much it freed.

Maintenance in Brisa: the rule that empties the Trash and when it runs.
09

Brisa Trash

Everything removed, with its expiry date and its size. Kept for as long as you choose.

Brisa’s Trash: what was removed, with its expiry date and the space coming back.

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