DevSweep 0.1.0

Preview, October 25, 2026. The first build.

App

• A window that scans your home folder for developer caches, charts them as a ring or as blocks, and cleans what you mark: to the Trash by default, with Put Back.
• An inspector that says where each item lives, what cleaning it does, and what's inside. In a narrow window it floats over the list.
• Lists, without cleaning, installed Xcodes, simulator runtimes, and what Android Studio keeps: its installs, the SDK, emulators and Gradle's caches.
• Settings for project folders, items to skip, when something counts as unused, how cleaning starts out, and scanning on launch.
• A menu bar item with the free space and a daily scan while the app runs, and a notification when DerivedData grows past a threshold.
• Keyboard shortcuts: ⌘1 and ⌘2 for the ring and blocks, ⌥⌘I for the inspector, ⌘R to scan again.
• An About window with the version, the license, and where to sponsor or tip.

Command line

• devsweep, a Swift port of the bash script devclean, with the same flags and safety rules. Run under the script's name, it prints the same output, byte for byte.

A preview build: only the source is attached. Build it with make app.