Free signed/notarized macOS disk cleaner: every category expands to a file list with checkboxes, Safe/Caution/Risky labels with risky items never pre-selected, trash-by-default deletion, and auto-discovery of caches plus dev junk (DerivedData, simulators, npm/Homebrew/pip/Gradle caches) with marker-file validation. 'Open' per the title; no public repo found.
'free, open disk cleaner' (post title) - open-source claim unverified, no repo found
Price
Free
'Free, no subscriptions, no account, no telemetry. Signed and notarized.'
Launched
earliest announcement post_date
Domain registered
(againcleaner.com)
Last seen alive
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Track record
104 days ago
Source published
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Recent activity
Last seen 104 days ago
Research notes
The catalog's origin comment: 'an explosion of vibe-coded system cleaners that are announced on Reddit with similar posts as if they came from two templates' (cat_dev_null_sync, on this thread).
Actually thoughtful mechanics: marker-file validation (a folder named target only counts with a Cargo.toml beside it) and never-pre-selected risky items are real safety design.
'Open' claim unverifiable: no source repo was found; only a signed/notarized binary.
Poster account created 2026-04-23, ~3 months before launch; profile archive returned 'empty' (no visible history).