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Storage Cleaner finds the space developer tools and local AI models quietly keep: Ollama, LM Studio and Hugging Face models, Xcode DerivedData and simulators, node_modules, Rust targets, Python venvs, Docker and 20+ package caches. Every item shows its size, when you last used it and a Safe / Review / Caution label. Cleaning goes to the Trash, so you can Undo. Runs locally, no account. $4.99 once, lifetime license, no subscription.
My Mac kept showing that the disk was almost full, and the biggest bar in Storage settings was "System Data", which you can't even click into. When I went looking, most of it wasn't system stuff at all: old Xcode simulators and DerivedData, Ollama and Hugging Face models I'd tried once, and node_modules in projects I hadn't opened in months.
Every tool has its own cleanup command or hidden folder, and none of them tell you when you last used something. So I built Storage Cleaner to show all of it in one place:
• Size and "last used" date for every item • A Safe / Review / Caution label so you know what's fine to remove • Cleaning moves things to the Trash, so you can undo • Everything runs locally, no account
It's a one-time $4.99 for a lifetime license (no subscription).
I'd love to hear what it finds on your Mac, and what it misses.
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About Storage Cleaner for Mac on Product Hunt
“Find the GBs AI models and Xcode hide on your Mac”
Storage Cleaner for Mac was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. Storage Cleaner finds the space developer tools and local AI models quietly keep: Ollama, LM Studio and Hugging Face models, Xcode DerivedData and simulators, node_modules, Rust targets, Python venvs, Docker and 20+ package caches. Every item shows its size, when you last used it and a Safe / Review / Caution label. Cleaning goes to the Trash, so you can Undo. Runs locally, no account. $4.99 once, lifetime license, no subscription.
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Leo
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
My Mac kept showing that the disk was almost full, and the biggest bar in Storage settings was "System Data", which you can't even click into. When I went looking, most of it wasn't system stuff at all: old Xcode simulators and DerivedData, Ollama and Hugging Face models I'd tried once, and node_modules in projects I hadn't opened in months.
Every tool has its own cleanup command or hidden folder, and none of them tell you when you last used something. So I built Storage Cleaner to show all of it in one place:
• Size and "last used" date for every item
• A Safe / Review / Caution label so you know what's fine to remove
• Cleaning moves things to the Trash, so you can undo
• Everything runs locally, no account
It's a one-time $4.99 for a lifetime license (no subscription).
I'd love to hear what it finds on your Mac, and what it misses.