uninstall
Uninstall is a third-party Mac utility designed to remove applications and their associated files from your system more thoroughly than simple drag-to-trash deletion. It scans for and deletes leftover preference files, caches, support folders, and other application-specific data that typically remain on the disk after standard uninstallation. The app targets users who want to completely clean up their Macs without manual Terminal commands, freeing up storage and reducing clutter from abandoned or unwanted software.
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1 suggestionThe search results do not provide clear, current information about whether the Uninstall utility has a native Apple Silicon build. Given that this is a performance-insensitive utility (uninstallation does not require heavy computation), running under Rosetta 2 is not a practical concern today. However, Apple is removing Rosetta 2 from macOS 28 in September 2028, so the Intel-only build will stop working entirely at that point. Contact the developer directly at their vendor site to confirm whether they ship a native Apple Silicon version or have plans to release one before the Rosetta 2 removal deadline. If the developer is no longer actively supporting this app, consider switching to AppCleaner (which has confirmed native Apple Silicon support) or using Setapp's integrated uninstaller as a built-in alternative to a standalone utility.
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