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SolvixaLabs
SolvixaLabs
Reclaim the space — without risking anything you care about.
Most cleaners ask you to trust them. This one shows its work: every item carries a safety rating and a reason, only genuinely regenerable files are ever selected for you, and everything goes to the Trash by default — so any mistake is one drag away from being undone.
Download for macOSVersion 1.0 · 1.7 MB · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Free
System junk, caches, logs, trash bins, browser data, developer junk, Xcode, app leftovers, iOS backups, mail downloads, large old files and byte-identical duplicates.
Every item is rated. Only Safe items — the ones that regenerate automatically at no cost — are ever selected for you. Caution and Review are always your call.
Permanent deletion is opt-in. There is a dry-run mode that reports exactly what would go and removes nothing.
Safety checks run immediately before every removal, not just at scan time. It refuses your home folder, Documents, Desktop, Pictures, /System, /Applications and anything outside a small set of allowed roots.
Directory sizing is fanned out across cores and all twelve categories run concurrently — over trees where du takes eight minutes.
Knows npm, pnpm, Yarn, Bun, Deno, pip, uv, Poetry, Gradle, Maven, CocoaPods, SwiftPM, Cargo, Go, Docker, JetBrains, VS Code, Android — plus node_modules in projects untouched for 90 days.
Twelve categories, each with a wall-clock budget so a pathological tree can never hang the scan. A category that runs over is flagged as partial rather than reported as complete.
| Category | What it looks at |
|---|---|
| System Junk | Crash reporter data, stale temp items, saved application state, old installers in Downloads |
| User Caches | ~/Library/Caches and per-app sandbox caches under Containers |
| Logs & Diagnostics | User logs, user and system diagnostic reports |
| Trash Bins | ~/.Trash plus .Trashes on every mounted volume |
| Browser Data | Caches for Safari, Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, Orion |
| Developer Junk | Package-manager and toolchain caches, plus stale node_modules |
| Xcode | DerivedData, device support, archives, simulator caches, orphaned simulators |
| App Leftovers | Support files and preferences no installed app claims |
| iOS Backups | Local device backups under MobileSync |
| Mail Downloads | Attachment copies that still live on the mail server |
| Large & Old Files | Files over a size threshold not opened in a long time |
| Duplicate Files | Byte-identical files, confirmed by SHA-256 |
These utilities are built and signed locally, not yet notarised through Apple's Developer ID programme. macOS will warn you the first time you open one. That is Gatekeeper doing its job — here is how to proceed if you trust the source.
Still blocked? Remove the quarantine flag from the Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Advanced Mac Cleaner.app"Only items rated Safe — files macOS or your tools regenerate automatically — are ever selected for you. Everything else is listed with context but never pre-selected, deletions go to the Trash by default, and a validation pass runs again immediately before each removal.
1.7 MB · Free · No account, no telemetry, nothing leaves your Mac.