SupaDupa helps you make sense of messy folders and old drives. Find
duplicates, see what’s taking up space, and choose what gets cleaned up.
The free version stays free, with no email or credit card required. Pro is
a one-time $49 upgrade with deeper file insights and more cleanup tools.
Your files stay on your Mac, and SupaDupa is checked by Apple before
install.
Features
Your files, folders, and drives. Organized, finally.
See what’s there, clear out duplicates, and get your files back in order.
Screenshot to capture: a drive’s scan overview
Know
Free
Know what’s on a drive before you wipe it.
See how many files it holds, what kinds, and how much space each takes. Plug it in again later and SupaDupa catches up on its own.
Pick a folder or drive. SupaDupa shows you what’s there, what’s
duplicated, and what could be cleaned up. You decide what changes.
1
Download SupaDupa
Start free. No card, email, or account required.
2
Pick a folder or drive
Choose Downloads, an external drive, or your whole disk. Start with the mess you’ve been putting off.
3
See what SupaDupa finds
Check what’s taking up space, find duplicates, and review ways to organize what’s there.
4
Make the changes you want
Move files where they belong. Send duplicates to the Trash if you don’t need them.
Who it’s for
For people with a lot of files to sort through.
Photos, old drives, exports, project folders, and too many versions of
the same thing. SupaDupa helps you see what you have and clean it up
without starting from scratch.
Photographers
Come back with 1,000 photos and five versions of the same shot? Find the duplicates, compare the look-alikes, and keep the ones that matter.
Videographers
Footage, proxies, exports, revisions, another SSD. See what’s on each drive and where all that space went.
Digital artists & designers
Source files, references, exports, revisions, final_final_2. Sort through the versions and clean up the folders they’ve piled into.
Anyone with old drives
Got a drawer full of drives you’ve been meaning to go through? Plug one in and finally see what’s on it.
Hey, I’m Carrington.
I built SupaDupa because my drives had become time capsules.
Years of college files, work, photos, music, movies, notes, and
duplicates were scattered across them. I wanted to back everything up,
but I did not know what was unique, what was repeated, or what I would
regret losing.
SupaDupa started as a way to finally figure that out.
Secure checkout via Paddle. 14-day refund, no questions asked.
Free tier
What does the free version do?
Start with one folder or drive that needs attention. SupaDupa finds exact
duplicates, lets you search what’s there, and gives you one place to
browse your photos and videos.
You can also try auto-tagging and a full Tidy plan on one folder using
your own files. No card, email, or trial clock.
If you want more, Pro brings Tidy to every folder and adds similar-photo
grouping, filename cleanup, and Finder tags. It’s $49 once, with a year
of updates included. After that, updates are optional. SupaDupa keeps
working either way.
Download
Try it on your
messiest drive.
Scan it free, see what’s actually there, find the duplicates, and clean
up one folder you pick before you pay.
Free forever. No card. No email. macOS 13+. Apple Silicon recommended.
Your files stay on your Mac and updates are included for a year, then
renewal is optional at
$19/year
. The app keeps working either way.
FAQ
The questions we get asked.
SupaDupa is a Mac app for cleaning up messy folders and drives. Find duplicates, organize loose files, browse your media, and search drives you haven’t plugged in for months. Your files stay on your Mac.
People whose files pile up. Photographers with thousands of shots, videographers with projects spread across SSDs, designers with years of exports and revisions, or anyone with old drives they’ve been meaning to sort through.
Your files stay on your Mac. SupaDupa doesn’t upload file names, contents, scan results, or folder paths. Usage analytics and crash reports contain no file data and can be turned off in Settings → Privacy. See the privacy policy for the full details.
macOS 13 Ventura or newer. Apple Silicon is recommended, especially for auto-tagging. Intel Macs work too, but auto-tagging will be slower.
Pro is $49 once and includes every Pro feature plus a year of updates. After that, $19/year keeps the updates coming. Renewal is optional, and the version you already have keeps working either way.
Nothing happens to the app. Your version of SupaDupa keeps working with all the Pro features you paid for. You just stop receiving new versions until you renew.
Yes. A Pro license works on two Macs and is tied to your email, not a specific machine.
Yes. Plug in a drive, scan it once, and SupaDupa remembers what’s on it. You can still search those files after the drive is unplugged.
Both. Free finds exact copies. Pro also catches look-alikes, like several shots of the same subject, different exports, or resized versions.
Yes. Moves and renames can be undone with one click. Duplicates are sent to the macOS Trash instead of being permanently deleted, so you can restore them there.
Yes. Free includes folder scanning, exact-duplicate detection, search, and the media browser. No card, no email, no time limit. You can also try auto-tagging and the full tidy plan on one folder you pick before deciding if Pro is worth it.
14 days, no questions asked. Email hello@supadupa.tech and we’ll take care of it.
Not yet. If you’re interested in using SupaDupa with a school or team, email hello@supadupa.tech and tell us what you need.
See what changed. SupaDupa checks for new versions while it’s open and
lets you know when one is ready. One click installs it and restarts the
app. No need to download it again.
v0.8.2
Tidy is easier to trust now. You see the plan first, nothing moves before you review it, and Undo is clearer when something can or can’t be restored.
Undo updates everywhere right away. Restored files reappear in Library, Search, Tags, and duplicate views without another scan.
Exact duplicates now show thumbnails. You can confirm two files match before sending one to the Trash.
The free tier is easier to understand. SupaDupa now explains what stays free and what your first folder unlocks before you run into a limit.
A few confusing edge cases are fixed. Search clears properly, and folders blocked by macOS now ask for access instead of looking empty.