Your menu bar cleaner just got a lot smarter in version 1.10.1
Your Mac was “full” of Xcode caches… while Cursor was still running and holding half of them hostage. DevCleaner 1.10.1 doesn’t fight the open app. It cleans around it.
We’ve been living in the menu bar for months. This release makes that feel like the product - not a shortcut to a bigger window.
What’s new in 1.10.1
🧹 Clean around running apps
If Cursor / Xcode / Android Studio is open, we skip that whole category and keep cleaning everything else. No scary “quit first” dialog. Just a clear summary of what got skipped and what got freed.
🔐 Admin Clean with Touch ID
One-time helper install (password once). After that, privileged deletes are Touch ID → done. No password every time you hit a locked DerivedData folder.
📊 Menu bar that actually tells you something
Today / last freed / all-time, categories, hibernate teaser, Scan now, and a direct path into Admin Clean when something needs attention.
🌙 Hibernate offers in notifications
Unused projects show up as an offer (notif + inbox) - hibernate now or later. No silent archive surprises.
🐳📦📱 Deeper reclaim
Docker VM disk awareness, stale nvm/asdf/mise runtimes, pnpm / Yarn Berry prune, and “keep last N” simulators.
Also: trial ending reminders, Pro dashboard billing / wipe synced data, and a bunch of polish from real use.
If you’ve been on 1.9 - update. If you’re new: DevCleaner lives next to the clock, finds the developer junk macOS won’t, and tries hard not to break the app you’re working in.
→ Update in the app, or grab 1.10.1 at devcleaner.app


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