Remove apps completely. Keep the rest up to date.
Apps lists every app with its size and when you last used it. Uninstall an app together with its leftover files, update apps from one list, and turn off what starts with your Mac.

Three tabs, one list of apps.
Uninstall with leftovers
An app takes its support files, caches and preferences with it. Expand any app to see exactly which files go.
Sort and search
Sort by name, app size, last used or install date, and search by name. Apps you never open stand out.
Updates
Apps from the App Store, apps with their own updater and apps from the web, in one list. Update one, Update all, or Ignore.
Startup
Login items and background helpers that start with your Mac. Turn off the ones you don't need.
Open apps are locked
An app that is running can't be removed until you quit it, so nothing breaks mid-use.
Last used
See when you last opened each app, from "Used 2 hours ago" to "Never opened".
Three steps, no surprises.
- 1
Choose apps
Tick the apps you want to remove. The size of each one includes its leftover files.
- 2
Review the files
Expand an app to see its support files, caches and preferences with their paths.
- 3
Move to the Trash
Press Move to Trash. The app and its files go to the Trash together, and Recover files can put them back.
Updates shows where each update comes from: the App Store, the app's own updater or the developer's website.

You stay in control.
Uninstalled apps and their files always go to the Trash.
Apps that are running are locked until you quit them.
Startup items that belong to security or device software are left alone.
Items an app manages itself are labelled: change those in the app.
Nothing is removed until you confirm.
Questions.
Does dragging an app to the Trash remove it completely?
Not quite. The app goes, but its support files, caches and preferences stay in your Library folder. Disklumo removes the app together with those files.
How do I stop apps from opening at login?
Open Apps › Startup. It lists login items and background helpers that start with your Mac, and you can turn off the ones you don't need.
Where do app updates come from?
From each app's own source: the App Store, the app's built-in updater, or the developer's website. Updates shows the source next to every app.
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