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Quick reference

Trayage at a glance.

App
Trayage
Tagline
A little order for your Downloads.
Developer / publisher
Kyle Reddoch / RelayByte
Based in
Texas, United States
Platform
macOS 14 and later
Availability
Direct download available · Mac App Store edition in preparation
Direct price
US$29.99 once; new license purchases are still being finalized
App Store offer
Planned: free download and file review; optional 7-day cleanup trial; separate US$29.99 one-time in-app unlock (local price shown by Apple)
Trial
7 days; no automatic charge
Updates
All 1.x updates included; optional paid major upgrades
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In a few words

About Trayage.

Short description

Trayage is a native Mac app that helps you review your Downloads folder, spot installers and likely duplicates, and decide what to keep. File analysis stays on your Mac, and moving files to Trash always requires confirmation.

Longer description

Trayage gives the files in Downloads a more considered review. It groups disk images, likely duplicates, older or larger files, and recent downloads, with a plain-language explanation of why each file stands out. Reveal a file in Finder, ignore a suggestion for the current review, or select files to move to Trash after confirmation. Trayage lives in the menu bar, with a full review window and an optional Dock presence. Built by Kyle Reddoch under the RelayByte brand, it is designed for macOS 14 and later.

About the developer

Kyle Reddoch is an independent developer based in Texas, United States. RelayByte is the home for his apps. His background in cybersecurity informs an emphasis on clear permissions, local processing, and controls people can understand.

Ready to use

Icons & publisher artwork.

Trayage keeps its own app icon. RelayByte identifies the studio behind it.

The app itself

Screenshots.

Actual app captures with synthetic sample files. These images show a prerelease build; the released interface may change.

Trayage in light appearance, showing eight sample files grouped for review and details for a sample installer.
Review window · light appearancePrerelease App Store edition · 1.0 (build 1) · 2560 × 1788 PNG · Captured September 10, 2026 on macOS 27 beta. Synthetic files and sizes; no measured disk-savings claim.Download Review window · light appearance
Trayage in dark appearance, showing eight sample files grouped for review and details for a sample installer.
Review window · dark appearancePrerelease App Store edition · 1.0 (build 1) · 2560 × 1788 PNG · Captured September 10, 2026 on macOS 27 beta. Synthetic files and sizes; no measured disk-savings claim.Download Review window · dark appearance

Helpful context

A few details to get right.

  • Trayage reviews one selected folder’s top-level files. Folder monitoring, configurable thresholds, content-hash verification, and persistent ignores are on the roadmap.
  • Likely duplicates are suggestions based on filename and size. Matching contents are not currently verified.
  • Selected, unchanged files move to Trash only after confirmation. Trayage does not empty the Trash or promise automatic cleanup.
  • File analysis happens locally. Purchases, license verification, and support involve the services described in the privacy policy.
  • The 3-Mac device limit applies to direct licenses. Apple purchase and trial eligibility are managed through Apple.

Using the assets

You may use the supplied artwork and descriptions in editorial coverage of Trayage. Please preserve proportions and colors, give the icon room to breathe, and identify prerelease screenshots as such. Keep RelayByte publisher artwork separate from the Trayage app icon. Coverage does not imply endorsement, and a review copy never requires a positive review.

Credit: Trayage / RelayByte, by Kyle Reddoch. Apple’s names and marks belong to Apple Inc.

A person on the other end

Questions, interviews,
or a review copy?

Contact Kyle with your publication, deadline, and what you’d like to cover. Review access and preview builds are arranged individually.

trayage@relaybyte.dev