SpaceLint
Clean developer storage with evidence, not guesswork
SpaceLint launched on July 22, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
SpaceLint is an explainable storage manager for Mac developers and local AI users. It scans Xcode, projects, package caches, Docker, models, apps, and leftovers—then shows why each item matched, its impact, risk, and recovery path before cleanup.
SpaceLint is a Mac app cleaner and developer storage manager for Xcode data, build output, package caches, Docker, local AI models, and app leftovers.
SpaceLint is a safe disk space manager for Mac developers and local AI users. It finds storage used by Xcode, package managers, Docker, editors, models, and uninstalled apps—then explains why each item matched, what removal changes, whether it can be rebuilt, and how to recover it. A large folder is not automatically junk. SpaceLint combines exact rules, activity, ownership, running-state checks, and recovery information so you can make the decision. See the exact path, recognized tool, directory rule, and evidence strength behind every result. Know whether a tool will rebuild the item, re-download it, lose history, or require a new backup. Ambiguous data, running apps, shared containers,…from spacelint.quartz.ink
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