DevCleaner

What it does

Development projects accumulate gigabytes of files over time: A single node_modules directory can exceed 1GB Xcode DerivedData often consumes 10-50GB Python virtual environments multiply across projects Rust target directories grow to several GB per project Dev Cleaner intelligently identifies these files and helps you reclaim disk space safely. With support for 15+ development environments, it's the one tool every developer needs. Note: This app requires Full Disk Access to function properly.

DevCleaner is the essential disk cleaning tool for macOS developers. Automatically detect and remove build artifacts, dependency directories, and cache files that consume valuable disk space.FEATURES:Dependency CleanupReclaim space from dependency directoriesAutomatically find and clean build artifactsSystem Cache CleaningSafely clean system-wide cachesSmart & SafeOnly removes dependencies and

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  Built this after repeatedly running into “Disk is full” on macOS with no clear explanation. Started as a cleanup tool for dev environments (Xcode, Docker, node_modules), but the harder problem turned out to be understanding what’s actually taking space. macOS groups a lot of this into “System Data”, which isn’t very actionable. Recently, local AI tools made this worse. Model files and caches (Ollama, Hugging Face, Whisper, etc.) grow silently and are spread across different locations. The goal is to make disk usage more transparent before deciding what to remove. Would appreciate feedback,…

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