Clean Xcode, Docker, caches, app leftovers, and large files after you review exact paths and risk. StorageRadar keeps scan data on your Mac.
Free up disk space without guessing. StorageRadar scans your Mac, then shows Xcode data, Docker data, app leftovers, caches, large files, and blocked paths before you delete anything.
Start with a scan. Review exact paths, sizes, and risk. Run Dry Run, Preview Removal, or Guided Preflight where StorageRadar offers them. You choose the cleanup.
Developer cleanup groups Xcode, Docker, package managers, DerivedData, simulators, build caches, and other toolchains by ecosystem and risk. App Uninstaller shows leftover files before removal. Disk Map and Large Files help you find the folders and files taking space.
The Free tier lets you inspect Disk Analysis, App Uninstaller, Dev Cleanup, Reports, Permissions, and local snapshots before you buy. Core unlocks cleanup actions and App Uninstaller removal. Developer adds Dev Cleanup actions, report compare, and export.
Scan indexes, cleanup history, snapshots, and reports stay on your Mac. Network access handles App Store purchases, restore flows, optional analytics, optional diagnostics, and the local MCP endpoint if you turn it on. The MCP endpoint exposes disk analytics and leaves file contents private. It cannot delete files.
Some cleanup results can stay partial when macOS permissions or sandbox rules block protected paths. StorageRadar shows those blocked paths so you can grant access or narrow the target.
StorageRadar has no subscription. Family Sharing works where Apple supports it.
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A Smart Tool That Truly Supports Education
Man.Osm
Honestly, I didn’t expect an app like Storage Radar to have such a strong impact on the education environment. As an educator, I constantly struggle with file clutter and limited storage, especially with large projects and study materials. This app completely changed how I manage my storage.What I like most is that it doesn’t delete things randomly—it gives you a clear view of every file and its path, with the option to review everything before making any decision. That’s extremely important in education, where losing important documents or research by mistake is not an option. The “review-first” approach makes everything feel safer and more professional.
Developer Response
Thank you for such a thoughtful review.I’m really glad Storage Radar helps with managing large projects and study materials safely. The app is intentionally built around a review-first workflow, so you can see what takes space, check the exact paths, and make the final decision yourself.I really appreciate you sharing this.
• A redesigned interface throughout: a new color, type and spacing system, a brand accent in place of the system blue, and one category palette that reads correctly in both light and dark.
• The sidebar is now five sections, and Disk Overview is the new home screen — free space, what is using it, and what you can reclaim, with honest states for a first launch, a scan in progress, and a disk with nothing to clean.
• Disk Map is colored by category, with breadcrumbs, a legend and an inspector panel, and it refreshes after a cleanup instead of asking for another scan.
• Duplicate Review rebuilt: stage-by-stage scan progress, file counts per group, a 10-second undo window, and empty states that tell you which kind of empty you are looking at.
• App Uninstaller and Dev Cleanup reworked — a removal plan reads as one line, a missing permission reads as a task instead of an error, and every cleanup profile states its consequence before you run it.
• Scanning reports a real percentage with a Stop button, stops the moment you ask, and post-processing is faster.
• Size numbers reconciled across the app: folder totals, category sums and header counts now agree with the lists beneath them.
• Every remaining English string translated across all 10 languages, with real plural forms in place of "file(s)".
Version 3.0.0
The developer, Vladimir Chemeris, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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