Quitty

Quitty is an all-in-one macOS utility for system maintenance, performance optimization, and storage management. It provides real-time monitoring, automated cleaning, and advanced tools through a single, unified interface.

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Quitty

A macOS system optimization and cleanup utility.

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Overview

Features

System Dashboard

Live CPU, RAM, disk, and battery statistics
Visual charts and graphs for system metrics
Smart recommendations for optimization
One-click access to all tools

System Cleaning

Removes temporary files, caches, logs, and system junk
Trash manager across all volumes and user accounts
Smart detection to identify only safe-to-delete files
Configurable categories for granular control

File Management

Duplicate file finder with full-system scan support
Large files scanner with detailed size analysis
Visual disk space map with interactive directory browsing
Preview before deletion with file recovery options

Performance Optimization

RAM booster to free memory by terminating unnecessary processes
Real-time CPU monitoring with per-process breakdown
Startup manager to control login items
Battery health monitoring and power usage tracking

Network Monitoring

Real-time upload and download speed tracking
Per-application bandwidth usage
Active connection analysis

Automation and Scheduling

Task scheduler for cleaning and optimization routines
Daily, weekly, and monthly recurrence options
Idle-time scheduling to minimize disruption
Notifications on task completion

Advanced Tools

Full app uninstaller with leftover file detection
Process manager for viewing and controlling running processes
Detailed hardware and software system information
Storage analyzer with file type breakdown and growth tracking

Installation

Option 1: DMG (Recommended)

Download the latest DMG from Releases.
Mount the DMG file.
Drag Quitty.app to your Applications folder.
Launch Quitty from Applications.

Option 2: Build from Source

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/iad1tya/Quitty.git
cd Quitty

# Build the project
xcodebuild -project Bye.xcodeproj -scheme Quitty -configuration Release

# Copy to Applications
cp -R "/Users/$(whoami)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Bye-*/Build/Products/Release/Quitty.app" /Applications/

Xcode/Gatekeeper Blocked?

Because Quitty hasn't been signed with a paid Apple Developer certificate, macOS Gatekeeper may block it from running the first time.

To bypass Gatekeeper securely:

Open the Terminal app — press Cmd + Space, type Terminal, and hit Enter.
Run the following command:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Quitty.app

You can now launch Quitty normally.

Usage

Getting Started

Open Quitty from your Applications folder.
The dashboard displays your system's current health and stats.
Use the sidebar to navigate between features.

Dashboard

The main dashboard provides four status cards — RAM, CPU, Disk, and Battery — alongside quick action buttons for the most common tasks:

| Quick Action | Description | |---|---| | Clean Junk | Removes system and app cache, logs, and temp files | | Empty Trash | Empties trash across all mounted volumes | | Free RAM | Terminates unnecessary processes to free memory | | Find Duplicates | Initiates a full duplicate file scan | | Large Files | Scans for files above a configurable size threshold | | Quit All Apps | Safely closes non-essential applications |

System Cleaning

Navigate to System Junk in the sidebar.
Review detected categories: System Cache, User Cache, Log Files, Temporary Files.
Select the categories you want to clean.
Click Clean Selected.

Duplicate Finder

Navigate to Duplicates in the sidebar.
Choose a scan location (full system or a specific folder).
Click Start Scan.
Review results and select files to remove. Use Smart Selection to retain the newest version automatically.

Large Files Scanner

Navigate to Large Files in the sidebar.
Set a minimum file size threshold.
Select a scan location and review results.

RAM Booster

Navigate to RAM Booster in the sidebar.
Review the current memory breakdown.
Click Free RAM to reclaim memory.

Task Scheduler

Navigate to Scheduler in the sidebar.
Create a new task (Clean Junk, Empty Trash, Free RAM, or Find Duplicates).
Set the frequency and notification preferences.

Configuration

Access settings via Settings... in the menu bar or from the sidebar.

| Setting | Description | |---|---| | Launch at Login | Start Quitty automatically on system startup | | Background Monitoring | Keep system stats active while the app is in the background | | Update Frequency | Control how often stats refresh | | Safe Mode | Restrict cleaning to verified safe-to-delete files only | | Custom Exclusions | Exclude specific files or folders from cleaning operations | | Backup Options | Create backups before deletion | | Notifications | Configure alerts for task completion and system warnings |

System Requirements

| Requirement | Minimum | |---|---| | macOS | 14.6 (Sonoma) or later | | Memory | 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended) | | Storage | 500 MB free space | | Processor | Apple Silicon or Intel |

Privacy and Safety

Quitty collects no data and includes no telemetry.
All operations are performed locally on your device.
Safe Mode ensures only verified junk files are targeted.
Backups can be created automatically before any destructive operation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

Development Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/iad1tya/Quitty.git
cd Quitty

# Open in Xcode
open Bye.xcodeproj

# Build and run (Debug)
xcodebuild -project Bye.xcodeproj -scheme Quitty -configuration Debug