Native application for macOS

Xcode Cleaner

Optimize your disk space.
Clean Xcode safely.

A modern and secure utility designed for Apple developers. Scan and instantly free up tens of gigabytes occupied by intermediate build files, archive history, and unused simulators, all within the strict boundaries of Apple's Sandbox.

In development

macOS 13.0 or later · Optimized for Apple Silicon and Intel

Features

Develop with peace of mind. Let your Mac breathe.

Project-specific Derived Data

View the Derived Data size for each individual project and selectively clean only what is needed without losing all builds.

Simulator runtimes

Identify obsolete simulator runtimes downloaded by older Xcode versions and delete them easily to retrieve gigabytes of space.

Sandbox security

Using Apple's Folder Bookmarks, Xcode Cleaner runs safely in the Sandbox without requesting unauthorized global disk access.

Simulation mode (dry run)

Simulate cleaning to calculate the exact disk space to be freed and review details before any permanent deletions.

Xcode open detection

The app checks if Xcode is currently running and warns you to close it to avoid compile conflicts or data corruption.

100% local and private

No account required, no third-party tracking, zero cookies. All scanning and clean-up actions execute completely offline.

Preview

A clear interface for precise cleanup.

Take full control of the cache data generated by Xcode with immediate visualization of each occupied space.

List of scanned Xcode caches with their size — **01 · Scan and global caches**

Derived Data broken down project by project — **02 · Project by project, not all or nothing**

Privacy

Your development directories stay private.

Xcode Cleaner is designed to run locally on your Mac. No data about your project structure, dependencies, or system information is ever collected or sent to any server.

100% local execution

Scanning, calculations, and deletions are done completely on your machine, without requiring internet connectivity.

Sandbox access management

Directory accesses rely on Apple's Folder Bookmarks and are stored locally inside your macOS keychain.

Zero trackers

The app contains no analytics SDKs or third-party libraries. Your developer environment remains clean.

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Support

Need help or explanation?

Have questions about how Folder Bookmarks work or what impacts cache file deletion has? Our FAQ and e-mail support are here to help.

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