Uninstall Mac apps completely — remove leftovers too
Dragging an app to the Trash leaves caches, settings and containers behind. Remove apps and their leftover files in one step.
How it works
When you drag an app to the Trash, its support files stay: caches, preferences, containers, saved state. CleanCache finds them by the app's bundle ID and name and removes them with the app.
It also lists leftovers from apps you removed earlier, so you can finally clean those up.
Safe by design
Moves to the Trash. Running apps must be quit first; apps that macOS protects are shown in Finder for you to remove yourself.
Common questions
Does dragging an app to the Trash uninstall it completely?
It removes the app itself, but its caches, settings and support files usually stay in your Library folder. The Uninstaller finds and removes those too.