MemoryKeeper Free

UNAVAILABLE app. Despite Kromtech still having MemoryKeeper listed on its website, it is currently impossible to obtain the app. Apple has removed it from the Mac App Store. Thank you Apple.

Does anyone know how to FULLY remove MemoryKeeper?

I'm suspicious of all the applications, which names contain the word "Keeper". And you should too.

36 mb app that just purges memory? Seriously? And DK's caveat is not to be taken lightly. Want to purge memory? Open up terminal and type "purge". If you want a handy, lightweight and elegant app for it, then get Shellbar -- it's 1/360th the size and far more versatile.

Thanks to Derekcurrie for his review, and the warning. I used MemoryKeeper for one week, but it didn’t work. I set the limit of free memory for automatic cleanup to 10%, which is about 409 MB of memory on my system, but MemoryKeeper didn’t free memory when it reached the threshold. I decided to uninstall it and found another free application on App Store called “CleanMemory” and set the threshold to 500 MB. I opened a few applications and as soon as the memory reached below 500 MB “CleanMemory” started to free memory. The memory jumped from 500 MB to 1.65 GB. I have 4 GB of memory on my system and use Mavericks OS version 10.9.1.

Shitware.

WARNING again: This is the same company that owns and distributes MacKeeper. Their marketing tactics in the past AND now are, IMHO, easily the most malicious and abusive on the Internet with regard to the Mac computer community. No other company in my experience is so abusive. A common practice is to 'click-jack' Internet users from an unrelated URL over to their sales page. In my experience such practices are UNHEARD OF in the Mac community, apart from MacKeeper marketing. Since this is more software from Kromtech, the current distributors of MacKeeper, expect this application to attempt to get you to buy MacKeeper. If you can deal with that, terrific. Just don't be fooled and install MacKeeper please. I say this because I have no respect for their marketing tactics and have read multitudes of reports from users who have had trouble on their Macs specifically due to MacKeeper, as well as trouble removing it after installation. Keep in mind that this is my opinion, provided as good will to help Mac users and to expose terrible, abusive marketing tactics.

Kromtech is also distributing MacKeeper (formerly from Zeobit), a controversial application to say the least. Therefore, stay on your guard.