Oooooooooooo yeha sweet just love it keep up the good work guys Macpaw knows how to make work easy for the mac users.

It does exactly what it is suppose to do. No problems encountered with it so far. It was a good buy.

I "purchased" this program for free in October 2013 as part of some sort of promotion. If I knew how much it would help free up precious hard drive space (not to mention the enjoyment I get out of watching Gemini "shred away" the duplicate files), I would have paid more than the $9.99 it's currently selling for. I must have really had a hard time remembering Jenny's number. And who knew I had 4 identical copies of "Hey Jude"?

All jokes aside, the software is intuitive to use and easy to customize. You can sort duplicates by date, manually choose versions you want to keep, or let Gemini intelligently recommend which versions you might do away with. I use it frequently and recommend it to friends often.

If you find yourself running out of space on your hard drive(s) or would like some help with "Spring cleaning", this will definitely make your life easier. Clutter begets clutter!

There honestly isn't too much I have to say about Gemini except for it's super simple and easy to use. That's a really good thing when we're talking about duplicate finding software. Lets be honest with ourselves, you got the duplicate finder for one purpose, finding duplicates. When you open Gemini, you can choose to either search for files through Finder, or you can simply drag and drop files into the big circle. After you have selected your destination of choice, you click the Scan button. Depending on how many files you are searching through, the scanning process shouldn't take but 30 seconds. After the scan is completed, you can see how many GB of duplicates were found. You can also get a more detailed view and actually be able to remove those once you click the Show Results Button. There are two main features on this screen which makes Gemini extra easy to use. One is that it shows a pie chart in the bottom left so you can view what types of files are taking up space. The second feature appears once you click the Auto Select button. It will place 2 numbers next to every file on the list. The number in grey is the total amount of duplicates you have of that file. The number in red is how many of those duplicates Gemini is going to remove. So"¦ If there is a number 1 in red and a number 2 in grey, it means you have 2 of that file, and Gemini is going to delete 1 of the 2. You can always individually select how many of each you want to keep or remove. Last but not least is removing those annoying duplicates. This is by far the coolest and most addicitng part. Why you may ask? Well, Gemini has a killer animation that makes the files look as if they're being shredded. I hate to admit this, but I sometimes intentionally create duplicates just so I can see them get shredded.

All in all, Gemini is always helpful and handy to have around. There is really nothing I can complain about because it does exactly what it's advertised to do. You may not know this, but there are probably duplicates on your computer right now that you don't even know about. Gemini has special algorithms to find those files for you. I'm not saying you couldn't find those on your own, but it's much easier to have Gemini find them for you with the click of a button. If you have duplicate files or need to free up space on your Mac fast, I highly recommend you check out Gemini by MacPaw. If you're not quite ready to purchase Gemini, you can always click here for a free trial.

Works very well, there's an upgrade compatible with Yosemite now, too.