Name: DevCleaner for Xcode
Rating: 4.9 (1234 reviews)
Author: One Minute Games

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Description

If you want to reclaim tens of gigabytes of your storage used for various Xcode caches - this tool is for you!

Xcode could store tens of gigabytes in ~/Library/Developer folder. Most of those cached files & symbols are not reclaimed over time and could consume a large amount of your storage, which is especially important if you have relatively small SSD drive.

DevCleaner gives you an easy way to inspect auto-generated files and clean them if necessary. It could also remind you about scan after a while.

It includes command line tool that allows you to include cleaning in your scripts.

Nov 13, 2020

Version 2.2.0

This update brings following improvements:

- Design updates for Big Sur and a new icon!
- Native support for Apple Silicon Macs
- Added icons for new OS'es
- Fixed centering of activity indicator during search and messages in case app don't have access to system files

More files will be available to clean in future version 3.0.0!

4.9 out of 5

1.2K Ratings

What a superb utility for Xcode Developers!

This program is getting better and better with time. Recent versions prompt me every couple of months and invariably finds a few GB to remove (the app estimates 188GB all time!)

Many thanks to the excellent work and careful attention to detail. All developer tools should be this good.

(And of course all this functionality should already be in Xcode ... but that's a long list!)

Awesome app , every developer need it !

Every new version of Xcode you will save about 8GB because of deleting old iOS Device.

Also every time and while will save 10GB or more becose of delecting archive of all builds you make and every projects you created !

In the end after uploaded new build to Appstore you don't need Archives files of the builds anymore so why do you keap it ?

Derived Data killer!

Sure this could all be done manually, but the app organizes all the important info and reduces the entire effort to mere seconds of clicking.

More importantly, sometimes I need to get rid of Derived Data for a specific project, and this app makes it trivially simple.

I wish I had more reasons to run this app. Feels good to purge!

The developer, One Minute Games, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.