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Scrubs
See what fills your Mac's disk and clear it safely
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See what fills your Mac's disk and clear it safely
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Storage settings shows a grey "System Data" bar and no way inside it. Scrubs maps your whole drive as a treemap, every folder sized by the space it takes, and suggests what's usually safe to clear: Xcode's DerivedData, old simulators, stale node_modules, caches and installers. Everything you delete goes to the Trash first, and āZ puts it back. Native Swift, no analytics, free to scan.
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I'm Parsa, and I built Scrubs because my Mac kept saying the disk was full and Storage settings and i got a little annoyed with it š
When I finally measured it, over 200 GB was sitting in folders I never open: old simulator runtimes, Android emulators, iOS debug symbols, IDE caches, Gradle. Nothing told me which were safe to clear, and the "cleaner" apps I tried mostly wiped caches that came back the next day.
So Scrubs does three things:
ā¢ Maps the whole drive as a treemap, so the big stuff is obvious in seconds
ā¢ Suggests places that are usually safe to clear (DerivedData, simulators, old node_modules, caches, installers)
ā¢ Deletes only what you pick, to the Trash first, with āZ to undo
It's native mac app, has no analytics, and your files never leave your Mac. Scanning is free, with 2 free deletes per Mac; a license is a one-time $14.99 for 3 Macs ($9.99 for the first 100).
What I'd love feedback on: what did the map find on your Mac that surprised you, and what folders should Cleanup know about that it doesn't yet?