Mob Dev Cleaner finds the gigabytes that Xcode, iOS simulators, Android Studio, Gradle and node_modules quietly pile up, and clears them safely in a couple of clicks.
General cleaners stop at browser caches. Mob Dev Cleaner understands Xcode, Android Studio, Flutter, React Native and Node, the tools that actually fill a developer's disk.
One button scans caches, logs, Xcode DerivedData, Gradle, npm, Dart and the Trash. Safe items are pre-selected. Review the rest, then clean.
See every iOS simulator runtime, simulator device, Android NDK, system image and emulator with its size and when you last used it.
Finds node_modules, build, Pods, .dart_tool, .gradle and .next in old projects, including on external drives. Filter by “not touched in 6 months”.
A bubble map of any folder or drive, sized by what it holds. Click to dive in, tick what you don't need, and move it to the Trash.
Free space at a glance, a one-click Quick Clean for safe items, and a heads-up before your disk runs low.
Everything runs on your Mac. No account, no tracking, no uploads. It never reads your files, it only measures folder sizes.
Every item is labelled, explained in plain words, and handled the right way.
Pre-selected and deleted. Apps and build tools recreate them the next time they need them.
Never pre-selected. If you choose them they go to the Trash, so you can restore them.
Always moved to the Trash, never deleted outright.
Blocked in the app's code. No scan or rule can touch them.
Signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings.
Open MobDevCleaner-0.1.1.dmg and drag Mob Dev Cleaner into Applications.
System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access → turn on Mob Dev Cleaner. This lets the scan reach every cache folder.
Press Scan, check the results, and press Clean. Most people get back tens of gigabytes the first time.
Yes. Things like Xcode DerivedData, Gradle caches and node_modules are rebuilt automatically. The only cost is that your next build or install takes a little longer while they download or compile again.
App Store apps must run in a sandbox that blocks access to other apps' folders, and that's exactly where developer junk lives. Like most serious Mac cleaners, Mob Dev Cleaner is distributed directly, signed and notarized by Apple.
No. The app has no account and no analytics, and it doesn't need the internet to work.
macOS protects some Library folders. Without access the scan still works but skips those folders and tells you which ones.
Yes. Deleting a simulator device removes the apps and data installed on it. Runtimes and SDKs can be downloaded again from Xcode or Android Studio. The app marks the newest version of each and never touches a simulator that's running.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Free download for macOS. No account needed.
Download Mob Dev Cleaner 0.1.1