SATCOMER  I used AppDelete for so long time now it seems like it is a part of OS X. It cleans every piece of an application I decided to trow out, every time without fail. The transition to 10.6 was a breeze and AppDelete performed beautifully. It is so good it should be part of OS X.   
(Version 3.0.1)

MLBKXBX  Perfect! The price is just right, i wouldn't have bought it >$10. It's a glorified trash applet ;P

Nice app icon. The UI looks rather good too. Another "cleaning app" (not mentioning names) i tried used all sorts of effects to impress me, but that was just a bit much IMHO.

It really does find all sorts of funky stuff, and for that i'm always grateful. The "orphans" function was especially nice. Not sure you really need HUD's to do all that though...

It would be nice if one could "filter" stuff in the HUD's (like in the finder, or itunes).

Overall, a very nice find. I recommend it!  
(Version 3.0.1)

GOLDYN CHYLD  I used to be an AppZapper user for months. It seemed like a neat little app removal app with an extra cool "zap" sound when deleting an app. However, as time went by I noticed that it doesn't always remove all the files pertaining to a certain app, which started to bother me.

I decided to look for an alternative, so I downloaded three other apps: AppCleaner, AppDelete and CleanApp. The way I tested them was to keep all three apps (plus AppZapper) open and then dragged individual apps from my Applications folder into each one of them separately to see how many additional/leftover files that belong to those apps they would pick.

The result: AppDelete and CleanApp came first and with a tie most of the times (ok, sometimes CleanApp picked even one or two more files than AppDelete, but I don't even know where those came from), then came AppCleaner, and finally, with least picked up items, came AppZapper. For some reason I didn't like CleanApp as much - something bothered me about it. Perhaps it just wasn't as intuitive as AppDelete.

I vacillated between AppDelete and AppCleaner, since the latter is quite good and free, too, but it clearly doesn't do as good a job in picking all the apps' leftovers as AppDelete does. Therefore, my ultimate pick was AppDelete and I don't regret it. It is a neat app with a neat Snow Leopardish look. Besides, AppDelete's developer is friendly and quick to respond to your e-mails, so if you want to get rid of an app and its leftovers as much as I do, spend those couple of bucks and get AppDelete. It's a good investment.  
(Version 3.0.1)

SEANC  Just a question, how is this different or better than the free AppCleaner?  
(Version 3.0.1)

O5220803  AppDelete is a gem! Works perfectly; its added protection capabilities for Apple-installed programs, to prevent their accidental deletion, is a real plus. I is a well planned program that thoroughly removes unwanted applications and their components. Nice work!   
(Version 3.0.1)

HOMER1  I'm a previous user of the older AppDelete who at some point in the past switched over to AppCleaner. I’ve now been trying out this updated utility (using the “Search” function so as not to actually delete any applications) against AppCleaner and I did find that on the application Bento as well as a few others it (AppDelete) seems to find at least one additional file (seem to be the "cache" files) beyond what AppCleaner finds, which I would think makes for a more complet deletion.

Developer is very responsive to emails and continues to update this application. Works perfectly under Snow Leopard 10.6.1.  
(Version 3.0)

TRASPLER  It looks very nice and I tempted in buying it but there is one feature which would make the app awesome:

A little background agent which will monitor the trash and when you drag an app (or a folder with app(s) inside) into the trash it will automatically trigger AppDelete and let you delete all the associated files for the app.

I hope you consider adding this.

I'll check the app at a later point and will stick with AppCleaner because I just love this feature too much...  
(Version 3.0)

UNXADM  Simply amazing. Removing installed programs has never been easier. Simply drag and drop, and the installed program and all it's little pieces are gone. I used to use AppZapper but since there hasn't been any updates in a really long time I found AppDelete, and I am glad I did. The price is quite reasonable for what you get.  
(Version 3.0)

MACINTOSH SAUCE  I previously used AppZapper until I discovered AppDelete 3.0 today. This is a much better app IMHO. Plus, the developer is actually releasing updates. :-)  
(Version 3.0)

SCREENTOM  Nice app! I like the feature "search for orphans". Works well.  
(Version 3.0)