SessionSweep scans your Mac and shows exactly where your storage went — sample libraries, plugin data, duplicate exports, forgotten installers. Built for producers and engineers.
macOS 13 or later · Free during beta
Plugin Data, Sample Libraries, Projects, Bounce Exports, Installers. Not "miscellaneous files." The breakdown matches how you think about your drive.
Click any folder to see inside it, proportionally. Library → Audio → Plug-Ins → VST3. Every level reconciles to its parent — no double counting, no surprises.
Byte-identical files across your drive, found with a three-stage hash cascade. Two tiers: confident duplicates with matching names, and identical-content files flagged separately for review. Nothing is pre-selected.
"I cleaned my drive by hand. Thought I was done. SessionSweep ran and found 30GB more — including a plugin company I stopped using two years ago still sitting at 17GB."
Producer / Engineer · SessionSweep founder
Open the .dmg, drag SessionSweep to your Applications folder. Done.
Because SessionSweep is in beta and not yet on the Mac App Store, macOS will ask you to confirm. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You'll only see this once.
Click Choose Folder & Scan and point it at your projects folder, your home folder, or your whole startup disk. The scan is completely read-only — SessionSweep cannot move, delete, or change any file. It only looks.
Fill out the short feedback form linked in the app. What surprised you, what confused you, and what you'd trust the tool to do next is exactly what shapes the next version.
Get notified when the cleanup features ship and when SessionSweep opens to more users.
No spam. One email when it matters.
Free during the beta. macOS 13 or later required.