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CleanExtraSpace

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Native Mac app for developers that finds and purges Xcode, Android Gradle, npm and other build caches to reclaim disk space, sold as a one-time purchase.

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About CleanExtraSpace

CleanExtraSpace is a storage cleaner built for developers working on iOS, Android and web projects. It scans for the bulky caches that build tools leave behind, which often appear as an unexplained System Data figure on macOS, and removes them without touching your Git repositories.

Cleanup categories include Xcode DerivedData, archives, device support symbols and simulator runtimes, Android Gradle caches, SDK system images and old Maven repositories, and package tarballs from npm and Yarn, plus logs and reports. Items carry safety ratings, and the site describes a multi-layer safety guard. The app is built natively in SwiftUI.

CleanExtraSpace is a commercial macOS app with a Pro version listed at $9.99 as a one-time lifetime purchase, with no subscription. It suits Mac users who build iOS, Android or web apps.

Key features

  • Cleans Xcode DerivedData and simulator runtimes
  • Clears Android Gradle and Maven caches
  • Removes npm and Yarn package caches
  • Safety ratings on every cleanup item
  • Native SwiftUI Mac app
  • One-time purchase without a subscription

Good fit for

  • →Reclaiming disk space on a developer Mac
  • →Clearing build caches before a clean build
Tags
macos
developer-tools
disk-cleaner
xcode
gradle
npm
cache-cleaner

CleanExtraSpace: questions and answers

What is CleanExtraSpace used for?
CleanExtraSpace is a native Mac app for developers that finds and purges Xcode, Android Gradle, npm and other build caches to reclaim disk space, sold as a one-time purchase. It is a good fit for reclaiming disk space on a developer Mac and clearing build caches before a clean build.
Is CleanExtraSpace open source?
No. CleanExtraSpace is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include iTerm2, Visual Studio Code and Zed.
What are some alternatives to CleanExtraSpace?
CleanExtraSpace competes with CleanMyMac and DeepCleanMac.

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