Android storage cleaner in Google Play closed testing (package apps.henrcxs.disklens): graphs of what's using storage, Tinder-style swipe review of photos/videos and files, repeated-copy cleanup, restore via the Android trash. Analysis claimed on-device. It replaced a same-name Windows disk analyzer + cleaner (Rust/Tauri/Svelte, MIT, pt-BR first: ring and treemap views, MFT turbo scan, duplicate finder, game-uninstall leftovers) launched 2026-10-14 and withdrawn about a week later - repo and launch post deleted. Author admits building it with Claude.
Windows release was MIT per GitHub API; repo since deleted. Android version states no license.
Price
Free
Free in Google Play closed testing; the Windows launch's 'gratuito e de código aberto' claim ended with the pivot
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Track record
20 days ago
Source published
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Windows source was published under MIT then deleted (404 as of 2026-11-02); the Android successor publishes no source.
Research notes
Textbook vibe-code arc: author says outright the app is a Claude test project, repo created and v0.3.0 shipped the same day (2026-10-14).
Same-day fresh account: reddit user created 2026-10-14T05:02Z, first post 10 minutes later; karma 1/0.
GitHub account (HenriqueInfDev) is from 2023 with a technical-school bio - a student who could plausibly code, choosing the AI-assisted route by his own account.
Feature checklist reads like it was generated to cover every bingo square: 12 bullets incl. MFT turbo scan 'the same technique as WizTree'.
Withdrawn ~1 week after launch: the GitHub repo went 404 and the author deleted the launch post (checked 2026-11-02; repo was live 2026-10-18). The GitHub and reddit accounts stay active, so this is a product withdrawal, not an account loss.
Pivoted to Android under the same name: a closed-source DiskLens cleaner (no license stated) entered Google Play closed testing ~2026-10-20 (package apps.henrcxs.disklens, public listing still 404), pitched at henriqueinfdev.github.io/DiskLens-Android-Web/ as swipe-to-review photo/file cleaning with Android-trash restore. The launch week's 'open source' claim did not survive the pivot.
Same account created four more app repos in the week after launch (IronPath-Web, IronPath-Gallery, LunaPads-Web, JogosRoblox) - app-factory output pace.
Earliest author promotion found and canonical CSV entry ('Projetos' flair); title contains the AI admission verbatim. Self-deleted when the Windows repo was withdrawn; archive via arctic-shift.
Desinstalei alguns jogos e o espaço livre praticamente não mudou. Descobri que tinha muita coisa escondida: Lixeira cheia (a minha tinha 54 GB), cache de navegador, sobras de jogos, arquivo de hibernação, atualizações antigas do Windows — Problem statement
Os programas que já existem (WinDirStat, WizTree…) ajudam, mas só mostram "pastas e tamanhos". Eu queria algo que explicasse o que é cada coisa e se é seguro apagar — Problem statement
Daí nasceu o DiskLens, gratuito e de código aberto. — Virtue
Direction change worth recording: eight days after the open-source Windows launch, the author is recruiting Google Play closed testers for a same-name Android app (package apps.henrcxs.disklens, links in post body). Same-day variants in GooglePlayClosedTest and 20AndroidTesters.