Paid closed-source native macOS dev-junk cleaner: Xcode (DerivedData, Archives, DeviceSupport, dead simulators), Docker (images/containers/build cache; volumes shown but never pre-selected), node_modules across all projects with last-modified dates, and package-manager caches (npm/pnpm/Yarn/Homebrew/CocoaPods/SwiftPM/Cargo/Gradle/pip/Go). Safe/Check-first/Your-files labels, trash-first deletion, explicit non-features ('no malware scanning, no speed up your Mac, no duplicate finder, no account'). $19.99 one-time. The author markets it openly as vibe-coded.
$19.99 one Mac / $27.99 two Macs, 14-day refund, launch code EARLY10 -$10; 'no subscription'
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17 days ago
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Research notes
The thesis post: 'I vibe coded a tool to find what my vibe coded projects left on my disk' - vibe-coded cleaner for vibe-coded messes, marketed as a feature not a bug.
Refreshingly honest scope: 'If you want [malware scanning etc.], CleanMyMac is the better fit' - a cleaner that admits what it won't do.
Serious safety model: nothing outside home folder except through Docker/Xcode's own tools; non-trashable commands named on a confirmation sheet.
Commercial from day one ($19.99) and already posting 'Made $500+ revenue from my 2 Mac Apps. AMA' plus an r/appmarketing thread asking how to promote without reddit.
Canonical CSV entry. Detailed, self-aware post with pricing and explicit anti-features.
My 512 GB MacBook hit "disk full" in March. macOS Storage said 180 GB was "System Data". The usual cleaner apps found 4 GB of browser caches and called it a day. — Problem statement
Every item says what it is, whether it's safe to remove (Safe / Check first / Your files), and whether it comes back. Only items marked Safe are pre-selected. — Trust signal
What it doesn't do: no malware scanning, no "speed up your Mac", no duplicate finder, no account. If you want those, CleanMyMac is the better fit. — Virtue