First, the part most launch posts skip: a memory cleaner does not fix a real memory leak, and it cannot replace more RAM. If your In Use column climbs hour after hour while you open nothing new, that is a leak - restarting that process is the fix, not a cleaner. I built the app to show the per-process view first, before offering to free anything.
What the app actually does:
- Lists every running program, sorted by what it is really using
Windows tells you the total, not the culprit. MemoryCleaner lists every running app sorted by memory, then frees the ones you pick in one click and shows how much was released. 2.5 MB installer, no ads, no telemetry, no background downloader.
