Most of this update is about what Nana's stopped offering. We went through every place the app removes something and fixed each one where she was offering things that are not junk. • The Space Scanner protects a folder by what is inside it. Your Library folder, which holds your passwords, mail and messages, could be deleted permanently from the map. It is now refused, and so are cloud drives and the Quarantine folder. • Large Hidden Files stays out of cloud drives. A .zip in Google Drive could land on the junk list, and deleting it there deleted it from the cloud as well. • App Leftovers offers only folders of apps that are really gone, not the settings of apps you still use. • The Uninstaller takes only what belongs to the app: removing Chrome no longer takes Chrome Canary's data with it. An app that is still running is not uninstalled; she asks you to quit it first. • The numbers promise only what a removal gives back. Virtual machine disk images are counted by the space they really take, a file with several names is counted once, and Duplicates no longer pairs two names of the same file. • Quarantine never loses a file, even after a crash in the middle of a move, and Move to Trash never falls back to deleting permanently. • Your AI chat history in VS Code and Cursor is left alone, and a conversation an AI agent is still writing is never removed. • Privacy no longer clears the Favorites in your sidebar along with recent items. • The free space figure stays current and refreshes after every removal. • New: caches of AI apps and developer tools, including the Claude app, Codex, npx, Bun, Gradle, Maven, Cargo and Hugging Face. A cache whose app is running is left alone until you quit that app. • New: Project Build Files. It finds node_modules, .build, target, Pods and similar folders, only in projects nobody has touched for two weeks and only when a file beside them shows what will rebuild them. • New: model downloads from Hugging Face and Ollama that never finished. • New: the Uninstaller shows when you last opened each app and can put the least used first. • New: old device software updates (.ipsw) and .xip files.

Nana's now speaks ten languages: English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. • Counters used to report the space that was asked for, not the space that was freed. Every screen now shows both, and says when Quarantine gives the rest back. • A figure Nana's could not measure in full now says so: "freed at least 3.2 GB" instead of quoting the short number as the whole of it. • Every screen tells you what it actually searched. A scan that found nothing no longer looks like a scan that never ran. • AI & Dev, formerly Dev Cleanup, cleans up after AI tools as well as developer ones. Downloaded models are listed with their size and left alone. • Similar Photos can keep none of a set, Duplicates can select a whole group, and the Uninstaller keeps its scan when you step away. • Fixed: the storage breakdown names the folder it measured, Stop reaches the disk-health scan, and a folder nobody could open is no longer treated as an empty one.

One bug is the reason this version exists, and it is the first item below. If you keep files in the cloud, this is the update to take. • Nana's no longer downloads your cloud files while scanning. Files evicted to iCloud, Dropbox or any other provider stay on disk as placeholders, and asking one for its size makes macOS fetch the whole file, with the scan stopped dead until it arrives. On one Mac that cost 4.7 GB of free space, on a disk the app had been opened to make room on. Placeholders are stepped over now, and their bytes are not counted as space you could free, because that space is already free. • She cleans up after the coding agents you run in a terminal. Tick the Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode projects you are done with and their conversations go to Quarantine, where seven days and one click bring them back. The memory folder sitting beside them, what you taught the agent, is never offered and never walked into. • The left menu says what is working and what is being held. A module that is still scanning pulses there whichever screen you are on, and Quarantine carries a badge with how many files it is holding, because staging is not deleting. • About starts its list of links with one for leaving a review. It is a link and nothing else: nothing is traded for it, and nothing pops up later to ask again. • Stop stops, and stays stopped. The junk scanners hear it now, and stepping back onto a screen no longer starts a fresh scan behind your back. • Nothing searches for ever. Each junk category gets ninety seconds and each folder a minute, and what could not be finished is reported as "at least" that much, instead of as a number the app cannot stand behind. Removals are unaffected: what a clean frees is still counted to the last byte.

Nana's now speaks ten languages: English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. • Counters used to report the space that was asked for, not the space that was freed. Every screen now shows both, and says when Quarantine gives the rest back. • A figure Nana's could not measure in full now says so: "freed at least 3.2 GB" instead of quoting the short number as the whole of it. • Every screen tells you what it actually searched. A scan that found nothing no longer looks like a scan that never ran. • AI & Dev, formerly Dev Cleanup, cleans up after AI tools as well as developer ones. Downloaded models are listed with their size and left alone. • Similar Photos can keep none of a set, Duplicates can select a whole group, and the Uninstaller keeps its scan when you step away. • Fixed: the storage breakdown names the folder it measured, Stop reaches the disk-health scan, and a folder nobody could open is no longer treated as an empty one.