After I installed Catalina I wanted to delete my 32 bit apps, so I looked around for something to do that. This app allowed me to select all the circled out apps in the Applications folder. When I hit delete it worked fast (a few seconds). It delected around have of the 3 dozen or so obsolete apps I had and identified all the remaining, suggesting I just drag them to the trash. That worked. Good solid free software. Thanks for your work.

I downloaded several Trend Micro Apps including Cleaner One, Antivirus and Unarchiver along with another App Cleaner Alpha...all well rated Apps in App Store and without my personal key prerequisite "Get" without "In App Purchase Required" otherwise might as well pay. Well...they all had use restrictions and limits requiring premium (pay) upgrades to unlock to get utility. So I needed to uninstall them all...but after download "Delete Apps" ran and reported could not uninstall any of the apps from system with dialog box to finish manually in Finder. Good grief, what a waste of download even if free as I could always do that...its the crap left in obscure bits that I need to have an app for!!

I had downloaded some apps from an internet site through applications and they were super glitchy depsite the good reviews. So I decided to delete the apps, but when i attempted to do that, i couldnt delete them. I tried to add them to my trash can, but no such luck. Finally I decided to dwnload an uninstaller, the first two I tried didn’t work, but this was as easy as 1, 2, 3. I will deinitely keep this incase I need it in the future.

I recently purchased a new MacBook and followed my usual routine of evaluating my apps. Because I fear Delete Apps is orphaned, I looked over alternatives. I'm not going to name names because my app preferences reflect me as much as an individual app's pros and cons, but in the end, I downloaded Delete Apps and used it to uninstall other uninstaller apps. I'll continue to use it until it stops working.