Every release, newest first. DevSweep updates itself — or choose Check for Updates… in the DevSweep menu.
DevSweep 1.2.0 Latest
NewYour first scan ends with one plain answer — “You can safely free 68 GB” — grouped by tool, with a single “Sweep the Safe Ones” button.
NewExclusions. Right-click any folder, repo or map block and choose “Never Sweep This”; manage the list in Settings › Exclusions.
NewAfter every sweep DevSweep measures again and shows the difference, for example “Cleared 41.2 GB · 40.4 GB waits in the Trash”.
NewStale repos. Show only projects untouched for 7 days to a year (or any number of days) and select their node_modules, target and .build in one click.
ImprovedAnything that can’t be put back is marked Permanent. Homebrew, Docker and simulator clean-ups show their exact command and a dry run of what they would remove, and every permanent sweep needs a tick before it runs.
ImprovedThe Trash stays the default. Switching to “Delete permanently” in Settings now asks first, and cleanup commands are never ticked for you.
ImprovedDocuments, Desktop and Downloads are only searched for projects when you switch them on, with a note that macOS will ask once.
DevSweep 1.1.0
NewA disk map of everything developer tools leave behind, and a live sweep log.
ImprovedClearer “safe to remove” reasons for Xcode, simulators, npm, pip, Cargo, Gradle, Docker and AI-model caches.
ChangedDevSweep now asks for your license key on first launch — there's no free trial; 14-day refund.
