Every tool, and the plan it needs
Sixteen tools. Six are free forever; the rest come with the one-time licence.
| Tool | What it does | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard | Drive health, space used, and a scan button | Free |
| Visualize Space | Your drive as blocks, sized by what they use | Free |
| Storage Analyzer | Folders listed largest first | Free |
| Large Files | The single biggest files on the drive | Free |
| Windows Cleanup | Temporary files, caches, logs and the Recycle Bin | Free |
| Settings | Theme, ten interface languages, exclusions, scan speed, updates | Free |
| Intelligent Search | Find files by name, size, type or age | Premium |
| Developer Cleanup | Build folders and caches, each confirmed as real project output | Premium |
| Docker | Reclaims space through Docker's own prune | Premium |
| WSL | Shows Linux disk usage and how to shrink it-read-only | Premium |
| Duplicates | Identical files, matched by full checksum | Premium |
| Applications | What each installed app is costing you in space | Premium |
| App Uninstaller | Removes apps and the leftovers they leave behind | Premium |
| System Monitor | Storage, Network, Battery, Hardware and Processes tabs | Premium |
| Storage History | Usage chart, summary cards, scan history and a fill-up forecast | Premium |
| Cleanup History | Every cleanup you have run, and what it freed | Premium |
For developers
Developer Cleanup only lists a build folder once it has confirmed the folder really
is output of a real project, so a folder that merely happens to be called
build is never flagged. Docker reclaims space through Docker's own
prune, with volumes opt-in. WSL is strictly read-only: it shows what your Linux disk
is using and how to shrink it, and never deletes a virtual disk.
Premium is one payment, kept for good - see pricing, or how to activate a key you already have.
System Health: understand the score
Since v1.0.1, System Health explains each issue behind its score. The report shows how many points an issue costs, what could go wrong and what to do about it. The health bar uses the colour of its grade, making the summary easier to recognise.
The same health report is included in exported system reports. Partitions are grouped under their physical drive, while cloud drives appear separately and do not lower the score.
System Monitor: five monitoring tabs
The redesigned v1.0.1 System Monitor organises information into Storage, Network, Battery, Hardware and Processes tabs. These views separate the different parts of your computer's activity so they are easier to review. The release also corrects Wi-Fi adapters named “WiFi” being labelled Ethernet.
Storage History and the fill-up forecast
Storage History now includes a usage chart, summary cards and a scrollable scan table. Together they show how usage has changed across recorded scans.
The storage forecast estimates when the drive will fill up at the current rate. It is an estimate based on that trend, not a fixed deadline: new downloads, projects or cleanup can change the rate of growth.
Scheduled temporary-file cleanup
Scheduled cleanup covers temporary files only. Running scheduled cleanups through Windows Task Scheduler while the app is closed is still listed under Coming next; it is not a released feature.
Windows and Mac availability
The Mac version includes the dashboard, treemap, storage analyzer, large files, duplicates, developer cleanup, applications, Docker, history and search. Mac cleanup covers app caches, logs, temporary files, developer tool caches and Trash. Windows Cleanup and the WSL analyzer are Windows-only.
Language selection is available in Settings → Appearance on both platforms. See the changelog for release details.
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