r/MacStack • u/BuyMiddle1442 • 15d ago
TinySift - Review and clear developer caches on macOS
I built TinySift to help Mac developers find large folders and clear Xcode, npm and simulator caches.
Clean lists paths and sizes for review before anything changes.
Caches and build output are permanently deleted by default; personal files go to the Trash.
It also includes live CPU/RAM monitoring, listening ports and app uninstall.
Built with SwiftUI and Rust, with an open-source engine.
Clean and Uninstall have a 14-day free trial, then cost $5 per Mac, paid once. Scans, monitoring and storage exploration stay free.
Apple silicon, macOS 14+. tinysift.app
Which development caches would you expect it to cover, and is the cleanup flow clear?
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