A Mac cleaner for developers: finds Xcode, Docker and node_modules junk, explains every item, and moves only what you pick to the Trash.

Shedi scans your Mac in about 10 seconds and groups what it finds by category, largest first: Xcode DerivedData, archives and old simulators, Docker images and build cache, node_modules project by project, build folders, caches from 10 package managers, AI models, app caches and logs.
Every item says what it is, whether it's safe, and whether it comes back on its own. Only Safe items are pre-selected. Files go to the Trash, so you can put them back. Docker is cleaned with Docker's own commands, and volumes are kept separate as your data.
It also has an app uninstaller that shows everything an app leaves behind, a Large & old files view, and a menu bar item.
One-time purchase, 14-day refund. macOS 15 or later. Not notarized yet, so the first launch needs Open Anyway once.


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