Your Mac is full.
Your external drive is not.

Attic moves big, forgotten files onto the drive you already own. They still show up in Finder, and a double click brings any file back.

$34 once, waitlist pays $24. No subscription required.
Waitlist gets the beta first. A few short emails, unsubscribe anytime.

1 · Finds

The big files you forgot existed, with proof: size and when you last opened them.

2 · Moves

Onto your own SSD or network drive. You approve every file before it goes.

3 · Returns

Double click the file where it always was. It comes right back.

No cloud. No scare popups. No telemetry. Moved files stay plain, ordinary files on your drive, so you can always get to them, even without Attic.

What will it cost?

A free version that does real work: the disk map, the System Data breakdown, and 25 GB of offloading. The full app is $34 once and includes a year of updates. After that, an optional $19 a year keeps the monthly monitoring going. Everything you bought keeps working either way. Waitlist members pay $24 instead of $34.

What if my drive is not plugged in?

Attic tells you which drive the file lives on and opens it the moment you plug that drive in. Nothing is ever lost.

Why not just use iCloud?

iCloud does this exact trick, but into storage Apple rents you at up to $120 per year. Attic does it with the $60 drive you already own.

Is this another sketchy Mac cleaner?

No deleting behind your back, no red alarms, no telemetry, and every action is listed before it happens. If you cancel or Attic disappears, your files are still sitting on your drive as normal files.