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EtreCheckPro vs KInfoCenter

EtreCheckPro

etrecheck.com

KInfoCenter

apps.kde.org

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FigureEtreCheckProKInfoCenter
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open source——
macOSYes—
Linux—Yes
Plans published20
Spec score · System Information Software8.1 (#9)6.9 (#24)
PurposeEtreCheckPro is a macOS diagnostic tool used to investigate Mac problems.KInfoCenter displays information about the computer system and its hardware.
SupportTechnical support is provided by email, and the company strives to respond within 48 hours.The project README directs bug reports to KDE Bugzilla and names the kde-devel IRC channel and mailing list for discussion.

Plans

EtreCheckPro

  • Free downloadFree
  • Power User package$19.99, paid once

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KInfoCenter

No plans published.

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In their own words

EtreCheckPro

EtreCheckPro is a macOS diagnostic tool for investigating problems on a Mac. It detects more than 70 specific problems, distinguishes major from minor issues, and produces an anonymous text report for sharing online. It can identify security configuration problems and detect and remove malware. The app also shows storage use and helps address storage problems, but those functions require Full Disk Access. The free version supports command-line use from Terminal or ssh and can run from the Downloads folder without installation. It works on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 10.13 through macOS 27. The optional Power User package adds computer-generated step-by-step solutions and detailed views of hardware, operating system, storage, networking, software, and performance, plus system Analytics and Insights charts. The free download costs nothing and includes basic reports and diagnostics. The Power User package costs $19.99, paid once and covers up to six different computers. Technical support is provided by email, with the company striving to respond within 48 hours.

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KInfoCenter

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