Understands what's going on with your Mac, cleans only what can be restored, and explains every step. The assistant answers from your own machine's data — not generic advice.
or via Homebrew: brew install --cask coderok-ru/orbit-pro/orbit-pro
Six situations every Mac owner knows — and what Orbit.PRO does about them.
Disk map in seconds, large files, duplicates and similar photos, “What is this?” on any folder with an explanation of what happens if you delete it. The Changes feed shows which folder grew and by how much.
First a plan with sizes and an explanation of every item. Everything removed stays in quarantine for 7 days and comes back with one click. Red rules need confirmation; Apple system files are never touched.
Live monitoring in the menu bar: a process hogging CPU, memory pressure, throttling, who sends traffic — a notification with an action. The assistant explains the cause from real processes and suggests what to close.
A 0–100 score across nine areas (web, photo, 4K video, 3D, ML, development, music, design, streaming) with bottlenecks and a comparison to the current generation. A plain-language verdict: what to upgrade and what is fine as is.
The uninstaller finds leftovers by bundle id, vendor and Spotlight. The agent notices you dragged an app to the Trash and offers to remove Application Support, caches, preferences and LaunchAgents.
Startup items with publisher by signature and “who wakes the Mac”. TCC permission audit: camera, microphone, screen, full disk access. A daily fingerprint makes new agents and permissions visible immediately.
Twelve sections. Each is a separate tool, and all of them work on the same data.
Specs, drive health, free space, SIP/FileVault/Gatekeeper, relevance, last cleanup, what changed and 30-day results. A Mac report with one click — HTML or PDF in the app's style.
A deterministic 0–100 score across nine areas from open references (22 chips, 48 models). The bottleneck in each area, a comparison to the current generation, a micro-benchmark “today vs first run” — SSD degradation and throttling become visible.
29 rules: user and system caches, logs, dev junk (Xcode, npm, Homebrew, Docker, simulators), installers, messengers and browsers, Time Machine snapshots, abandoned node_modules. Every rule explains what it is and what happens after removal.
A treemap of the home folder in seconds (1.2M files ≈ 14 s). Large files, SHA-256 duplicates, similar photos by content (downsized copies, repeated exports), video duplicates. Files living only in iCloud don't count as used space.
All apps with sizes, versions and App Store / Homebrew flags. For each — a tree of leftovers: Application Support, caches, preferences, containers, LaunchAgents, helpers, Spotlight finds. Removal goes to quarantine; brew casks — with --zap.
Finder, Dock, keyboard, screenshots, animations, privacy, developer. A snapshot of the current value before every tweak; diff, undo one by one or by profile. Export to .macos for dotfiles.
LaunchAgents, LaunchDaemons, login items, system extensions, kexts. Publisher by signature, a base of known agents with descriptions, CPU and energy of each. Disabling — without deleting, reversible.
Who has access to the camera, microphone, screen, full disk, input, automation. Read-only — nothing is changed, but you're taken to the right System Settings pane.
Cleanup, maintenance, quarantine, benchmark, snapshot — daily, weekly, every N hours, after login, when disk is low, when idle, when plugged in, after a macOS update. Live monitoring of CPU, memory, disk, temperature and network with notifications and actions.
Once a day Orbit takes a fingerprint of the Mac: startup items, permissions, apps, folder sizes, tweaks, macOS version — and shows the difference. A new unsigned agent, a new camera permission, a folder that grew by 10 GB — all in one feed.
“Why is the fan noisy?”, “What ate the space?”, “What to disable at startup?” — the assistant sees the processes, disk, startup, changes and score of your specific Mac and answers from facts. If data is missing, it tells you where to look.
Step-by-step scenarios: Orbit runs the automatic steps (cleanup, tweaks), manual ones are a checklist with links to the right settings. “Move to a new Mac” — one file with tweaks, automation, app list and dotfiles.
Everything except the assistant is free and unlimited. The assistant (verdict, “What is this?”, chat) is built in and needs no setup: it's open for the first 14 days, then an activation key — shared or personal, forever, no subscription. Data leaves only with a masked serial and without the user name.
Quarantine instead of rm, a snapshot before every tweak, history with an Undo button.
YAML with paths, conditions and explanations — readable, editable, extendable.
All numbers are computed deterministically from open references; the model receives JSON with masked data.
No “memory optimization”, no scanning radars. SIP, Gatekeeper and FileVault are left alone.
Privileged operations only via the built-in helper with signature verification.
Menu bar: CPU/RAM/thermal, tasks and monitoring ≈ 30 MB, no window needed.
Reversibility and transparency: everything removed stays in quarantine for 7 days, every rule is open and explains itself, the relevance score and the assistant work on your Mac's data. No “memory optimization” and no red radars.
SIP, Gatekeeper, FileVault and Apple system files are never changed. Red rules require confirmation. Admin rights only via the built-in helper whose signature is verified, with no password prompts from the app.
macOS 14 Sonoma and newer, Apple Silicon (M1–M5). The app is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple.
The app is free. The assistant is free for 14 days, then an activation key forever, no subscription. Keys are available from the developer.
Nowhere except assistant requests: JSON with specs and scores, serial masked, user name not sent. Update checks only hit the appcast at orbit-pro.ru. No telemetry.
The app checks for updates hourly and offers to install in its own window. Or Homebrew: brew upgrade --cask orbit-pro.
Yes: Cleanup → History → Revert, or right from the notification. Quarantine is kept for 7 days; the period and full purge are configurable.
Not required, but with it Safari and Mail caches, the TCC audit and protected ~/Library folders become available. The permissions wizard shows how to grant it.
Русский, English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Español, Português (BR), 日本語, 简体中文, 한국어. The language follows the device on first launch and switches instantly in Settings; the assistant answers in the interface language.
Version 1.2.0 · DMG in the app's style: drag Orbit.PRO to Applications.
Requirements: macOS 14+, Apple Silicon. 14 MB. · Updates via appcast
brew install --cask coderok-ru/orbit-pro/orbit-pro brew upgrade --cask orbit-pro
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