Peel: A free, open source uninstaller and cleaner for macOS
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Peel is a free, open source uninstaller and cleaner for macOS. It fine-tunes the system and sets up Terminal. The software is compatible with macOS Tahoe 26 or later, supporting both Apple silicon and Intel Macs. To use Peel, simply drag an app to the Trash or right-click it in Finder and select "Uninstall with Peel." Peel will then identify what the app left behind, explain why each file belongs to it, and move the chosen files to the Trash.
Users can control what gets removed with a prompt and switches for settings like zsh, Git, and ssh. Peel supports 17 languages and includes 29 dark themes. It operates online only to check for app and software updates, and users can disable this feature. Peel is designed to leave the Mac in the same state it was in before use, ensuring no paid editions, ads, or accounts are required.
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