TunesPal

iTunesPal, a friendly name for an application that patches up your iTunes program whenever it becomes unresponsive or error-ridden. But that's not its only feature. The pal can also clear up space. It scans for useless data and clears it up in a jiffy. In short, if you'd like to have a clean iTunes experience and manage your devices without interruption, this little tool can ensure you will.

A straightforward interface will always please users, no matter how tech-savvy they are. iTunes abides by this unwritten rule and delivers an intuitive and easy-to-use interface.

Launching the app brings up the selection panel. Two choices are available here. The first one would be iTunes Repair — a feature able to clear up over 200 error types, or at least that's the claim. This function scans for iTunes errors related to installation, update, connection, backup, sync issues, and many more; and gets to fixing them right away.

The second feature deals with cleaning up unnecessary data generated by iTunes, thus clearing up space, improving response times, and maybe avoiding further errors.

What iTunesPal is capable of is now obvious, but some users will surely wonder about how smooth the overall process is. Why would someone be asking that? Well, the app simply guides you through a couple of windows, and after the Fix and Clean buttons are clicked, you'll be prompted a congratulations message and that's all. When something is as simple as that, suspicions are going to be raised.

However, there is a way to check out what had happened behind the curtain. The app keeps logs of any executed task. Check out the logs by navigating to where the app's installation directory is and look for the "log" folder. You can also instantly access that from within the help menu.

iTunesPal seems to be honoring its name by taking care of your iTunes copy. While one may not need to employ the use of this utility too frequently, it would be wise to have it around whenever iTunes acts up or coughs errors out.