DerivedData. Gradle caches. Old simulators. npm’s attic. Every build tool keeps a private stash it never cleans up. DevCleaner finds it all, tells you what’s safe to delete, and frees the space in one click.
DevCleaner ships with scanners for ten ecosystems. Each one knows exactly where its tool hides caches — and which ones grow back on the next build.
Disk cleaners that treat your SDK like a temp folder are how weekends die. Every category in DevCleaner carries an explicit risk level — and the dangerous ones are never selected for you.
Pure caches that regenerate automatically on your next build. Deleting them costs you one slower compile, nothing more.
Things that grow back slowly — simulators you might still need, archived builds, emulator images. Visible, measured, but never pre-selected.
SDKs and device symbols that can break your environment. DevCleaner shows you their size, asks twice, and never touches them on its own.
No dock icon, no window cluttering your desktop. Just a small badge quietly reporting how many gigabytes you could get back right now.
Sizes stream in live as the scanner walks your caches — every category, every toolchain, counted byte by byte in front of you.
Quick Clean wipes everything marked safe. Or pick categories yourself and watch the freed space add up in real time.
Free download. Scans in seconds. The only thing you’ll lose is the clutter.
Download DevCleaner for macOS ↓