# DevCleaner > DevCleaner is a free macOS menu bar app (macOS 14+, 4 MB, no account) that safely > reclaims disk space from developer tools. It scans 22 toolchains — Xcode, Android > Studio, JetBrains IDEs, Gradle, npm/Yarn/pnpm, Homebrew, pip, Cargo, Go, Maven, > CocoaPods, Flutter, Unity, VS Code, and AI tools (Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, > Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Ollama, LM Studio) — rates every > category Safe / Warning / Danger, never pre-selects risky items, hard-protects > credential and session files via a deny-list, and warns before cleaning caches > of an app that is currently running. Key facts: - Free, no account, no personal data collected. Optional anonymous bytes-freed counter (can be disabled in Settings). - Download: https://devcleaner.app/DevCleaner.dmg - Automatic updates via Sparkle; release notes at https://devcleaner.app/changelog.html - Made by David Tereba (Prague, Czech Republic). Contact: hello@devcleaner.app ## Guides - [Free Up Disk Space on a Mac: The Developer's Guide](https://devcleaner.app/guides/free-up-disk-space-mac-developers.html): where every major toolchain hides its cache and the exact commands to clean each one safely - [How to Clear Xcode DerivedData & Caches Safely](https://devcleaner.app/guides/clear-xcode-deriveddata-cache.html): DerivedData, simulators, DeviceSupport, archives — what each costs to delete - [How Much Disk Space AI Coding Tools Use](https://devcleaner.app/guides/ai-coding-tools-disk-space.html): Claude, Cursor, Ollama, LM Studio — caches vs. model weights, and the session files to never touch - [How to Clean npm, Yarn & pnpm Caches on macOS](https://devcleaner.app/guides/clean-npm-yarn-pnpm-cache.html): package-manager caches and hunting forgotten node_modules - [Best Mac Cleaner for Developers](https://devcleaner.app/guides/mac-cleaner-for-developers.html): honest comparison of DevCleaner, CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk and OmniDiskSweeper ## Other - [Homepage](https://devcleaner.app/): product overview, feature list, download - [Changelog](https://devcleaner.app/changelog.html): full release history