The Menu

Explore the CleanMyMac Menu features, offering detailed insights into your Mac health, protection status, storage, RAM, CPU, and network details

Learn how to turn the CleanMyMac Menu on or off

Learn how CleanMyMac helps you check and respond to malware threats, track real-time protection status, and keep malware database updated

Explore how CleanMyMac uses real-time monitoring, background scanning, and other tools to detect and alert you to malware on your Mac

Find out how to turn real-time malware monitoring on or off in CleanMyMac

Learn how to turn background scanning of malicious activities on or off in CleanMyMac

Find out your Mac disk temperature with CleanMyMac, understand temperature ranges, and get tips to cool the disk down when it overheats

Learn how to monitor your Mac disk health with CleanMyMac, interpret health rates, and know when to take action before a critical failure occurs

Find out how CleanMyMac can help you check and explore memory (RAM) details, and monitor RAM usage and allocation on your Mac

Find out what memory pressure is and how to monitor it with CleanMyMac to keep your system running smoothly

Learn what a swap file is, how it works on your Mac, and how to monitor its size with CleanMyMac

Learn how to monitor temperature of your Mac battery using CleanMyMac, understand temperature ranges, and take steps to prevent battery overheating

Learn how CleanMyMac monitors the health of your Mac battery and discover the key factors that affect its performance

Learn how to monitor CPU usage, temperature, and top resource-consuming apps to keep your Mac running smoothly

Learn what computer uptime is, how to monitor uptime using CleanMyMac, and how regular restarts improve performance of your Mac

Learn how to monitor your Mac CPU temperature and identify overheating with CleanMyMac, and take steps to cool the CPU down and improve performance

Learn how to check your network connection security with CleanMyMac, spot unsafe connections, and protect your data by using reliable security protocols

Keep track of devices connected to your Mac – such as iPhones, iPads, headphones, and more – using the Connected Devices monitor in the CleanMyMac Menu