
AmpleCapacity
AmpleCapacity shows you what is taking up space on your Mac and what you can safely move out of the…
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Useful. The hard part with Mac storage is usually the opaque System Data blob, does AmpleCapacity break that down or only user files?
- Niewa henat· 21d ago
Really impressed by how smooth and focused AmpleCapacity is. Finding hidden model weights and dev dependencies on a Mac is usually a headache, but this tool makes locating and cleaning them effortless. Loving the clean design and fair pricing!
- Sidak Sandha· 21d ago
If you frequently work with large datasets, LLM checkpoints, or dev environments, disk space disappears fast on a Mac. AmpleCapacity does a fantastic job breaking down exactly what's taking up storage and gives you a safe, straightforward way to offload or clear it out. Highly recommend it if you want to avoid monthly subscription software just to clean your drive.
- Roger barelk· 21d ago
As someone who constantly downloads local AI models and heavy developer tools, it's a pain to figure out what's cluttering up "System Data" on macOS. AmpleCapacity makes it super easy to spot those huge hidden files and reclaim space without hunting through random directories. Love the clean UI and the one-time pricing structure!
- mamura66· 21d ago
I did not realise I had so much of space being used by AI models I downloaded for testing. Glad I was able to identify and remove them using AC.
- User· 21d ago
I have been using this for sometime and it really does the job for me. Highly recommended to others.
- Free scan, pay once to clear
- No account, no telemetry, local‑first
- Shows rebuildable caches and explains each
- Moves files to a vault with 7‑day restore
- One‑time payment, no subscription
AmpleCapacity scans your Mac for free, shows reclaimable space, and lets you safely move files with a one-time purchase.
- for
- Mac users who want to free space without risking important files
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- Free scan — Read-only scan reveals all space-hogs before any changes are made.
- Explainable recommendations — Each item shows why it can be moved in plain English.
- Recovery vault — Selected items are moved to a vault first, allowing easy restoration.
- One-time purchase — Pay once (from $24.99) to clear reclaimed space, no subscription.
- Multi-device support — Everyday plan covers up to 5 Macs, Developer up to 3 Macs.
- Local-first operation — All analysis runs on your Mac; no cloud upload of files.
Use cases
- Free up gigabytes before buying a larger SSD
- Reclaim space from rebuildable caches on development machines
- Clear old installers and downloads without manual searching
AmpleCapacity pricing
- Everyday$24.99Covers photos, documents, downloads · Up to 5 devices · Includes iPhone backups and app caches
- Developer$49.99Covers build and package caches · Supports containers and model weights · Up to 3 devices
AmpleCapacity FAQ
Is the scan really free?+
Yes, the scan is completely free and provides a complete list of results without requiring an account or payment.
Which plan do I need?+
Run the free scan first; the app tells you whether the Everyday or Developer plan covers the items it found.
Can I use the same license on multiple Macs?+
Yes, the Everyday plan works on up to five Macs you own, and the Developer plan on up to three Macs.
What is the refund policy?+
All sales are final; there are no refunds, which is why the scan is offered for free.
How do I get support?+
You can email hello@amplecapacity.com and a person will read and respond to your inquiry.
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What people say
“I found 18 GB I could move without digging through a dozen folders.”
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“I tried it because I knew I could put things back.”
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“I cleared old downloads and got back to recording without touching my sessions.”
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“I stopped worrying that one wrong click would break my setup.”
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