Privacy policy
A disk cleaner reads the most sensitive directory on your computer. This page states exactly what Broomkit does with what it sees.
Who this policy is from
Broomkit is operated by DPR Software Labs OPC Private Limited, which is the data controller for anything described here. Questions about this policy go to [email protected].
DPR Software Labs OPC Private Limited
Innov8 Mantri Commercio, Tower A, 5th Floor
Devarabisanahalli, Bangalore
Karnataka 560103, India
The short version
Broomkit does not collect analytics, does not require an account, and never transmits your scan results, file names or file paths anywhere. Scanning happens entirely on your Mac, and the results stay on it.
There is exactly one outbound network request the app makes: validating a licence key against Dodo Payments. If you never enter a licence key, Broomkit makes no network requests at all.
What stays on your Mac
- Every scan result — categories, sizes, and the full path of every file found
- Your selections, and the history of what you have reclaimed
- The list of applications the Uninstaller has inventoried
- Your licence key, stored locally so the app works offline
None of this is uploaded, and none of it is readable by anyone but you. There is no Broomkit server holding a copy of your disk contents, because there is no Broomkit server.
The one thing that leaves
When you enter a licence key, the app sends that key to
live.dodopayments.com to confirm it is valid and has not been refunded
or deactivated. The request contains the licence key and the identifier of the Mac
it is being activated on, so that a licence limited to one or two Macs can be
enforced. It does not contain your name, your files, or your scan results.
A validated licence works offline for 14 days before it needs to check again.
Payment data
Purchases are processed by Dodo Payments, acting as merchant of record. Card details are entered on their checkout, not on this site, and are never seen by Broomkit or its developer. What is received is confirmation that a licence was issued.
Full Disk Access
Broomkit asks for Full Disk Access because macOS otherwise blocks any app from reading another app's cache and support folders. Without it, the scan can only see a fraction of your disk.
The permission grants reading. It does not create an exception to anything above: the contents are measured, displayed to you, and never sent anywhere. You can revoke it at any time in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access.
This website
This site sets no cookies, embeds no third-party trackers, and runs no analytics. The only JavaScript on it switches between the two pricing tables.
Your rights
Because no personal data is collected by the application, there is nothing held about you to access, export or erase. For data held by the payment processor in connection with a purchase, contact [email protected] and it will be raised with Dodo Payments on your behalf.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that affects what leaves your Mac, the change will be dated here and noted in the release that introduces it.
Last updated 31 August 2026.