Free up space
on your Mac and earn $CHIPS.

chippytea is an ultra-performant, native macOS app that clears space on your Mac and pays you $CHIPS for the space you free. Built with SwiftUI and Rust, it finds old build folders, project dependencies and installers you may no longer need. Review their estimated sizes, then earn $CHIPS for every cleanup you approve.

Download for Mac
Free & open source · Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or laterEarns $CHIPS for the space you free. No account, no telemetry.Nothing is deleted on its own: every cleanup waits for your approval.

85.43 GB saved.

Freed for good by cleanups you reviewed, measured after each one.

38.69 GB free on this Macof 994.66 GB · nearly full — time for a tidy

Make a bit of room.

old-tool build artifacts2.40 GB
old-website dependencies1.20 GB
helper-app.dmg580.0 MB

Your chips.

66.5 MB to your next chip

An illustrated demo using fictional files and example cleanup results. Choose Clean up to review an item. Nothing on your Mac is scanned or changed.

Earn $CHIPS.

Solana · Pre-launch

Your chips are not points. Every chip the app credits is paid out in $CHIPS to the wallet you link when you install — the space you free is the work, $CHIPS is the pay.

Free up space you no longer need — old build folders, dependencies, installers.

Every 100 MB of space freed for good earns one chip. Anything smaller carries forward.

Chips are paid out in $CHIPS to the wallet you link when you install.

$CHIPS contract address
Launching soon — the contract address will be posted here first.

No address is published yet, and nothing is for sale. The contract address appears here first — anyone else's is not ours.

How it works

Scan folders you choose for old build files, dependencies and installers.

Review each suggestion, its estimated size and what removing it would mean.

Move files to Trash, or choose permanent removal for eligible build files and dependencies. Downloads and installers are Trash-only.

Eligible permanent cleanup earns $CHIPS, paid to the wallet you link when you install.

Review the outcome in the cleanup history. Files in Trash still take up space.

How chips work

Chips are the counter for space saved. Clean something up for good and the space that stays free is counted: every 100 MB earns one chip, and anything smaller carries forward as scraps rather than being lost.

Chips are paid out in $CHIPS. Every chip the app credits is sent to the wallet you link when you install, at the published rate. Moving files to Trash frees nothing and earns no chips, and estimated sizes never update the counter.

$CHIPS is how the cleanup gets paid, not what it is measured in: the counter is space, the payout is the token.