M series Macs
For Macs with an Apple M1 chip or newer.
Choose the version made for your Mac, then clean files locally before you share them.
For Macs with an Apple M1 chip or newer.
For Macs with an Intel processor.
Download the DMG that matches your Mac.
Open it and drag CleanSlate into Applications.
Open CleanSlate and add the files you want to clean.
CleanSlate is currently unsigned and not notarized, so macOS may block it the first time you open it. If you trust your download, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
If macOS says the app is damaged, verify the downloaded DMG against its checksum first. The README has the local test steps.
Browse what changed and download an earlier build when you need one.
The update notice begins with 0.1.3. Earlier versions cannot announce this release; install 0.1.3 manually to receive notices about future releases. The check contacts GitHub for release information, sends no media files, and does not interrupt cleaning when offline.
CleanSlate removes metadata from images and videos locally. Download the DMG matching your Mac: arm64 for Apple silicon or x64 for Intel. Files are processed on your Mac with bundled FFmpeg and ExifTool, with SVG files cleaned directly; the app has no media upload or analytics feature. See the README for usage and format limitations.
This release is unsigned and not notarized. We have not paid the US$99/year Apple Developer Program membership or set up Developer ID signing and notarization for this independent project. macOS cannot verify the developer identity or Apple's checks for this app, and may block it on first launch. If you trust this download, try to open CleanSlate, then use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Apple explains this process.
Each DMG has a matching SHA-256 checksum file. After downloading the DMG and checksum file for your architecture, run shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-arm64.txt or shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-x64.txt in the download folder. A checksum confirms the DMG matches the listed file; it is not a substitute for code signing.
For releases built while this repository is public, GitHub Actions also creates a build provenance attestation for each DMG. After installing the GitHub CLI, verify your downloaded file with gh attestation verify CleanSlate-0.1.3-arm64.dmg --repo alejordanze/cleanslate --signer-workflow alejordanze/cleanslate/.github/workflows/release.yml (substitute your DMG filename). This verifies which workflow produced that exact file; it does not replace Apple signing or notarization.
CleanSlate removes metadata from images and videos locally. Download the DMG matching your Mac: arm64 for Apple silicon or x64 for Intel. Files are processed on your Mac with bundled FFmpeg and ExifTool, with SVG files cleaned directly; the app has no media upload or analytics feature. See the README for usage and format limitations.
This release is unsigned and not notarized. We have not paid the US$99/year Apple Developer Program membership or set up Developer ID signing and notarization for this independent project. macOS cannot verify the developer identity or Apple's checks for this app, and may block it on first launch. If you trust this download, try to open CleanSlate, then use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Apple explains this process.
Each DMG has a matching SHA-256 checksum file. After downloading the DMG and checksum file for your architecture, run shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-arm64.txt or shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-x64.txt in the download folder. A checksum confirms the DMG matches the listed file; it is not a substitute for code signing.
For releases built while this repository is public, GitHub Actions also creates a build provenance attestation for each DMG. After installing the GitHub CLI, verify your downloaded file with gh attestation verify CleanSlate-0.1.2-arm64.dmg --repo alejordanze/cleanslate --signer-workflow alejordanze/cleanslate/.github/workflows/release.yml (substitute your DMG filename). This verifies which workflow produced that exact file; it does not replace Apple signing or notarization.
CleanSlate removes metadata from images and videos locally. Download the DMG matching your Mac: arm64 for Apple silicon or x64 for Intel. Files are processed on your Mac with bundled FFmpeg and ExifTool; the app has no media upload or analytics feature. See the README for usage and format limitations.
This release is unsigned and not notarized. We have not paid the US$99/year Apple Developer Program membership or set up Developer ID signing and notarization for this independent project. macOS cannot verify the developer identity or Apple's checks for this app, and may block it on first launch. If you trust this download, try to open CleanSlate, then use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Apple explains this process.
Each DMG has a matching SHA-256 checksum file. After downloading the DMG and checksum file for your architecture, run shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-arm64.txt or shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-x64.txt in the download folder. A checksum confirms the DMG matches the listed file; it is not a substitute for code signing.
For releases built while this repository is public, GitHub Actions also creates a build provenance attestation for each DMG. After installing the GitHub CLI, verify your downloaded file with gh attestation verify CleanSlate-0.1.0-arm64.dmg --repo alejordanze/cleanslate --signer-workflow alejordanze/cleanslate/.github/workflows/release.yml (substitute your DMG filename). This verifies which workflow produced that exact file; it does not replace Apple signing or notarization.
CleanSlate removes metadata from images and videos locally. Download the DMG matching your Mac: arm64 for Apple silicon or x64 for Intel. Files are processed on your Mac with bundled FFmpeg and ExifTool; the app has no media upload or analytics feature. See the README for usage and format limitations.
This release is unsigned and not notarized. We have not paid the US$99/year Apple Developer Program membership or set up Developer ID signing and notarization for this independent project. macOS cannot verify the developer identity or Apple's checks for this app, and may block it on first launch. If you trust this download, try to open CleanSlate, then use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Apple explains this process.
Each DMG has a matching SHA-256 checksum file. After downloading the DMG and checksum file for your architecture, run shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-arm64.txt or shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS-x64.txt in the download folder. A checksum confirms the DMG matches the listed file; it is not a substitute for code signing.
For releases built while this repository is public, GitHub Actions also creates a build provenance attestation for each DMG. After installing the GitHub CLI, verify your downloaded file with gh attestation verify CleanSlate-0.1.0-arm64.dmg --repo alejordanze/cleanslate --signer-workflow alejordanze/cleanslate/.github/workflows/release.yml (substitute your DMG filename). This verifies which workflow produced that exact file; it does not replace Apple signing or notarization.
Release details come from GitHub Releases. If a newer version is missing here, check GitHub directly.