Pick any folders — Downloads, Desktop, Screenshots, Documents, even your code projects. Each gets its own monster that grows fatter with every forgotten .dmg, zip, screen recording and node_modules. Feed them the junk, get your disk back.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Files go to Trash, never wiped
On first launch you pick the folders that keep filling up. Each one gets a monster with its own name, voice and appetite. Adopt more any time.
“I smell a .dmg. Mmm.”
“I am hungry. Bring me your files.”
“Boing! Feed me! Feed me now!”
“Shall I dispose of the installers, sir?”
“Junk detected. Commencing consumption.”
Pick your folders, name your monsters, choose their voices. Each one lives on your screen and keeps an eye on its folder. Something new lands — he hiccups. The folder grows — so does he.
Hover over him to see exactly what he’s made of: installers you already used, archives you already unzipped, files you haven’t opened in months.
Drag a file into his mouth, or feed him everything old in one go. Files go to the Trash, so nothing is gone until you say so.
Click a monster and he’ll tell you how he feels. What he says changes as he grows — from “So clean in here. Suspiciously clean” to “I think I swallowed a 4K video whole.” Mute him with one click.
Squishy, sleepy, pixelated or made of pure terminal. Every monster can be a different creature — swap any time.
Start with a bow. Feed your monsters 50 GB and they’ve earned a crown.
Every file gets an age badge based on when you last opened it — the same date Finder shows. One click filters to 15 days, a month, three months, six months or a year. Then feed just those.
Bitmuncher, the developer monster, sniffs through your project folders and eats rebuildable junk from projects you haven’t touched in a while — plus Xcode, Homebrew and package-manager caches.
target only next to Cargo.tomlNo scanning your whole Mac, no “optimization”, no scary red warnings. Your folders, your monsters, and a clear reason for every file they want to eat.
Everything he eats goes to the Trash. Changed your mind? Put it back.
“Installer, downloaded 212 days ago.” You always know why something counts as junk.
Total junk across all folders at a glance. Hide, rename or evict any monster from there.
Eyes follow your cursor, he blinks, sweats when he’s huge and gets droopy when he’s unwell.
One click makes a card for X or your stories. Yes, people compare.
No account, no cloud, no tracking. Monsters only look at the folders you gave them.
Export a card with your monster and its weight. Post the “before”. Feed him. Post the “after”. Tag the friend whose Desktop you’ve seen.
The full illustrated guide lives inside the app: 👾 menu → User Guide.
Open the Trash, right-click the file, choose Put Back.
System Settings → Privacy & Security → Files and Folders → turn the folder on for Munchies.
👾 → Demo mode lets you set any size without touching files. Switch back to “Off” when done.
👾 → Mute all voices. He keeps thinking in bubbles.
Nothing is ever deleted for good. Everything goes to the Trash, and each monster only eats files from its own folder.
As many as you have messy folders. Downloads, Desktop, Screenshots, Documents, Movies or any folder you choose — each gets its own monster, name and voice.
Installers (.dmg, .pkg, .xip), archives (.zip, .rar, .7z), files you haven’t opened in over 30 days, and anything over 500 MB. Developers also get build folders and caches. Hover over a monster to see the full list.
Any Mac on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple silicon or Intel.
Drag them anywhere, hide them from the menu bar, mute their voices. They’re pets, not pop-ups.
No. Pay $15 once and keep all your monsters.
Pick your folders and see how much junk is hiding in them.