Juicer is the ultimate open-source companion for macOS power users. It packs an app uninstaller, Brew Cask Store, developer cache cleaner, launchd editor, DNS host manager, and a Homebrew Software Center into a 100% native, local-first SwiftUI desktop app.
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Hi Product Hunt! π
I'm Even, the creator of Juicer.
As developers and power users, we often find ourselves installing a handful of menu-bar utilities and running terminal cleanup scripts just to keep our Macs clean, inspect launch services, or prune gigabytes of build caches.
I built Juicer to be the ultimate all-in-one companion at consolidates all of these tools into a single, high-performance, local-first SwiftUI app. No subscriptions, no ads, no telemetry, and 100% open source.
What makes Juicer different?
1. Developer-First: Prunes DerivedData, npm, bun, cargo, and Docker caches in one click.
2. Interactive Blueprints: When installing or uninstalling apps, Juicer maps out the exact directory paths that will be affected on your drive.
3. Safe Erasure: Deleted files are moved to the native system Trash, so you can always roll back uninstalls.
4. Built-in Tools: Comes with lightweight background companion utilities like BetterCmdTab (alt-tab switcher) and a Window Tiler.
Juicer is completely free. I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or questions! What tools would you like to see integrated next?
Thanks for checking us out! π
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Love how everything Brew-related lives in one place now, this is going on my dock today. One thing I'd kill for: a built-in diff view for the launchd plists so I can see exactly what changed before saving.
Been using Juicer for a couple weeks and it's genuinely the cleanest Brew GUI I've tried. One thing I'd love to see is a diff view when editing launchd plists, so I can see exactly what's changing before saving instead of just trusting the preview.
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Finally moved off CleanMyMac after this. The launchd editor alone is worth switching for, super clean interface and everything just works locally without sending data anywhere.
Love how everything Brew-related lives in one place now, this is going on my dock today. One thing I'd kill for: a built-in diff view for the launchd plists so I can see exactly what changed before saving.
@azra1143897Β Gotcha.
Been using Juicer for a couple weeks and it's genuinely the cleanest Brew GUI I've tried. One thing I'd love to see is a diff view when editing launchd plists, so I can see exactly what's changing before saving instead of just trusting the preview.
Finally moved off CleanMyMac after this. The launchd editor alone is worth switching for, super clean interface and everything just works locally without sending data anywhere.