your tools eat disks for breakfast
One real dev Mac. 101 GB reclaimable.
Every npm install, every Xcode build, every Docker pull leaves something behind — and none of it cleans up after itself. MAIMU maps the debris, knows which of it is regenerable, and only ever deletes what it showed you and you confirmed.
With git-aware last activity: the repo you touched today is badged active, the one from spring is badged stale. npm i regrows any of them — that’s the point.
The Docker VM disk regrows to exactly what you actually use. Trash-only, like every file over 250 MB.
Xcode DerivedData, old simulators, device support for iOS versions you stopped shipping to. All regenerable, all mapped ring by ring.
Eleven months. The long tail of tool caches is where quiet gigabytes retire.
Safe enough to actually let near your files
The safety contract is enforced in code: deletions default to the Trash, files over 250 MB can only be trashed, nothing outside your home folder is ever touched, the active nvm version is protected, and every deletion lands in a local log. No telemetry, no account — the license check itself is offline.
free to see everything · pro €9.99 / $9.99, pay once · up to — never guaranteed — your disk decides