diskDedupe

diskDedupe

Frank Schroeter
Limited-Time Free ¤68.00

App information

Version
2.22
Download size
4.11MB
First released
2026-06-27
Developer
Frank Schroeter
Bundle ID
com.diskdedupe.diskdedupe
Category
Utilities (185,746)
Developer website
www.diskdedupe.com

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In-App Purchases 3 items · USD

Item

¥0CNY

30-Day Pass

¥15CNY

Permanent License

¥148CNY

About

From the App Store Source
diskDedupe finds duplicate files on your Mac and replaces them with APFS clones — freeing up disk space without deleting a single file. Save space without losing anything. When two files are identical, APFS can store them as a single copy on disk while both paths remain fully accessible. diskDedupe automates this process across your entire library, recovering space that traditional cleanup tools miss. KEY FEATURES • Free Scanning: Scanning for duplicates is 100% free, only pay if deduplication makes sense for you • 30-day pass with special promotional pricing, available until further notice • Lifetime Option: Want permanent access? An eternal license is also available for purchase • Reclaim disk space without removing any files • Works with photos, videos, Logic Pro projects, archives, documents, and more • Detects existing APFS clones to avoid redundant processing • Automatically protects system files and iCloud content • Preserves timestamps, tags, Finder comments, hard links, and symbolic links • Filter by category (images, documents, media, and more) or file name • Select files individually • Export duplicate lists as CSV for further analysis • Smart caching for fast, efficient scanning REQUIREMENTS APFS volume (standard on all Macs since macOS 10.13).

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Is this app free?

The app itself is free to download, and it has 2 in-app purchase items.

Who made it?

The developer is Frank Schroeter, and the app identifier is com.diskdedupe.diskdedupe.

When was it first released?

It was first released on 2026-06-27, according to our own database record.

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