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Work · January 16, 2015

Clean

Automatically cleans your cluttered Mac desktop, every day

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What it does

Clean your desktop with one click or set it to clean automatically every day. Features: * Clean desktop manually * Start agent and just enjoy nice, cleaned desktop * Group files into folders by month, or by day * Setup how often you want your desktop cleaned (every day or every week)

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