Launched this week
MemoryCleaner
See what's eating your RAM. Free it in one click.
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See what's eating your RAM. Free it in one click.
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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.
Launch tags:Productivity
Launch Team
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
Promoted
Windows makes you guess. Task Manager shows one total for the whole machine - it says 62% used, not which of the 40 processes is holding 4 GB.
I built this because I kept having that conversation. It does one thing: list every running app sorted by what it is actually using, let you free the ones you do not need in one click, and show you the number that was released. No background service, no scheduled trimming, no "optimize everything" button.
It is a 2.5 MB installer. It does not phone home. The free version does everything - the $20 license is just what keeps the project alive, and there is a 30-day full-feature trial if you want to test it first.
Two honest limits. A memory cleaner does not fix a real leak, and it cannot replace more RAM. If your In Use column climbs hour after hour with no new apps opened, you have a leak - a cleaner will make the number look better without fixing it. That is exactly why the app shows you the per-process view first, before offering to free anything.