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Mint in the menu bar: one click away

FinderFileEditView Wed 9:41 Disk451 of 494 GB 12.6 GBready Optimizable2.4 GBSafe to clean10.2 GBYours38.5 GBKeep400 GB Auto Care 9.0 GB this week Memory23 of 32 GB 3.3 GBidle In use14 GBIdle3.3 GBSystem6 GBFree8.7 GB Auto Care At 92% memory OrganizeRun All Downloads18 to sort DesktopTidy Open MintQuit FinderFileEditView Wed 9:41 Disk451 of 494 GB 12.6 GBready Optimizable2.4 GBSafe to clean10.2 GBYours38.5 GBKeep400 GB Auto Care 9.0 GB this week Memory23 of 32 GB 3.3 GBidle In use14 GBIdle3.3 GBSystem6 GBFree8.7 GB Auto Care At 92% memory OrganizeRun All Downloads18 to sort Organizing… Tidy DesktopTidy Open MintQuit FinderFileEditView Wed 9:41 Disk451 of 494 GB 12.6 GBready Optimizable2.4 GBSafe to clean10.2 GBYours38.5 GBKeep400 GB Auto Care 9.0 GB this week Memory23 of 32 GB 3.3 GBidle In use14 GBIdle3.3 GBSystem6 GBFree8.7 GB Auto Care At 92% memory OrganizeRun All DownloadsTidy DesktopTidy Open MintQuit
  1. 1Click Mint in the menu barYour disk and memory at a glance, with what's ready to go in the middle of each ring.Menu bar › Mint
  2. 2Organize a folder from thereEach folder you manage has its own card. Press play to sort it without opening Mint.
  3. 3See what Auto Care didEach card ends with what Auto Care gave back this week, one bar for each run.

Good to know

  • Open Mint takes you to the full window.
  • Mint can open at login, so it's in the menu bar whenever you need it.
  • When a new version is ready, an Update button shows at the top.
  • Mint's actions are in the Shortcuts app too, so you can organize a folder, free memory or undo the last action from Spotlight or Siri.