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DevBox Cleaner for macOS

Launched this week

Clean Xcode, node_modules & developer junk in seconds.

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Clean Xcode, node_modules & developer junk in seconds.

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I built DevBox Cleaner after repeatedly running into “Your disk is almost full” because of Xcode, node_modules and other developer junk. Instead of hunting through Finder or remembering terminal commands, you get a beautiful treemap, Quick Actions for common developer caches, and one-click cleanup—all in a native macOS app. One-time purchase with a 7-day free trial.

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👋 Hey Product Hunt! I’m Ayberk, the maker of DevBox Cleaner. Like many developers, I kept seeing “Your disk is almost full.” Every few weeks I’d end up hunting through Finder or searching for terminal commands to clean DerivedData, DeviceSupport, old Archives, node_modules, CocoaPods, Homebrew, and everything else that quietly eats disk space. I wanted something that felt like a native Mac app instead. So I built DevBox Cleaner. Instead of guessing what’s taking up space, you get: * 🗺️ An interactive treemap to visualize your disk * ⚡ Quick Actions for common developer junk * 🧹 One-click cleanup with safe previews * 🍎 A native macOS experience One feature I’m especially proud of is Quick Actions. It instantly tells you exactly how much space categories like Xcode, DeviceSupport, node_modules, CocoaPods, Homebrew, npm, and more are using—before you clean anything. I’d genuinely love your feedback. What folders or caches waste the most space on your Mac? 😊

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3d ago

Maker

I added a mini game to DevBox Cleaner. 😅

Turns out node_modules don’t want to be deleted…

Now they run away, and you have to catch them and throw them in the Trash. 🗑️🏃

Cleaning your Mac should be at least a little fun.

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2d ago

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3d ago

How do you safely clean Xcode and node_modules files with DevBox Cleaner?

I often run out of disk space because of Xcode derived data, node_modules, caches, and other developer files. Has anyone used DevBox Cleaner for this?

I m especially interested in knowing which folders are safe to remove, whether it can detect duplicate or unnecessary files, and if there are any precautions to take before cleaning.

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