Trace shows what's taking up space – and removes apps (and leftovers) with control. Clear, not mysterious.
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iTrash has been discontinued. Similar apps include Bulk Crap Uninstaller, which is free and open source. Other options are Revo Uninstaller, Canta, AppCleaner and App Eraser. There's no shortage of Software Uninstallers like iTrash, with more than 25 alternatives for Mac, Windows, Android, Linux and the web.
Trace shows what's taking up space – and removes apps (and leftovers) with control. Clear, not mysterious.




This tool started as an internal helper module embedded inside my main platform, CrapFixer but it's now fully standalone.



Clean up Sketch/Xcode caches, remove stubborn apps & put the real-time monitor on macOS. Reclaim gigabytes of free storage on Mac in few clicks.

AppTrash makes cleaning up unwanted files after removing Mac apps easy. When you drag an app to the trash, it finds related files and offers to remove them as well. You can selectively pick which files to remove, or go with all of them.

ZSoft Uninstaller is the better and easier way to uninstall programs on your computer.




Windows Uninstaller is Windows Explorer menu extension for fast and simple removal of Windows software.

CleanMyPC Uninstaller offers smooth and safe uninstall of unnecessary apps. The Uninstaller can remove any app you want and cleans leftovers after each uninstall. No junk remains. Apps are erased completely and accurately.

Elimisoft App Uninstaller is a great way to help you scan all Apps, viruses on your Mac. You can choose the unnecessary App & its related remaining files to delete completely!.



It can help you easily uninstall programs one by one or in batches and remove all leftovers.


Master Uninstaller is an advanced, user-friendly software removal tool designed to simplify the process of uninstalling unwanted programs with just 1 click.



The reliable data eraser to help you permanently shred files, erase hard drive, wipe unused disk space with certified data erasure standards.



