# Ejectify 2 Eliminates “Disk Not Ejected Properly” Notifications on macOS

*April 2026*

[Ejectify](https://ejectify.app) 2 is now available, providing a reliable way to prevent “Disk Not Ejected Properly” notifications and reduce the risk of data corruption when using external drives on macOS.

## The Problem

macOS users frequently rely on external storage such as USB drives, SSDs, SD cards, and disk images. When a Mac goes to sleep or the display turns off, these volumes are not always safely unmounted before power is interrupted. This leads to “Disk Not Ejected Properly” notifications and potential data corruption.

Manually ejecting drives each time is possible, but impractical. It is easy to forget, especially in everyday workflows where devices are connected and disconnected frequently.

## The Solution

Ejectify automates this entirely. It unmounts selected volumes before the system or display goes to sleep and remounts them when the Mac wakes up, all in the background.

Through its menu bar interface, users can choose which volumes to manage and under which conditions. Ejectify supports triggers such as system sleep and display sleep, adapting to different workflows without manual interaction.

## What’s New in Ejectify 2

- More reliable (un)mounting via an optional helper with administrator privileges  
- System-wide keyboard shortcut to eject managed volumes instantly  
- Expanded support for additional volume types  
- Localization in 30+ languages  

## Availability

Ejectify 2 requires macOS 14 or later.

- **Price:** ~~€6.99~~ €4.99 using code [**Y3NDK0OQ**](https://ejectify.app?discount=Y3NDK0OQ) (valid through April)  
- **Download:** Available via [ejectify.app](https://ejectify.app)  
- **Source Code:** Available on [GitHub](https://github.com/nielsmouthaan/ejectify-macos)  

## About the Developer

Ejectify is developed by [Niels Mouthaan](https://x.com/nielsmouthaan), an indie developer behind [Daily](https://dailytimetracking.com), a macOS time tracking app, and [Backup Status](https://backupstatus.app), a widget that shows the status of Time Machine backups.