Free up space from Xcode, node_modules, Docker and AI models

What DiskApp recognizes

• Apple: Xcode DerivedData, iOS DeviceSupport, archives, simulator caches and devices, CocoaPods.
• JavaScript: node_modules, the npm, npx, Yarn, Bun and Corepack caches, the pnpm store, Playwright and Puppeteer browsers, Electron and node-gyp downloads.
• Android: Android Studio caches, emulators, system images, Gradle build cache, daemons and dependencies.
• Others: Rust target folders and the Cargo registry, Python .venv and the pip cache, Homebrew downloads.
• Containers and AI: Docker Desktop’s disk image, Ollama, LM Studio and Hugging Face models.

Build folders need proof

A node_modules, target or .venv folder only counts when a project file next to it, like package.json or Cargo.toml, proves it’s a project, and the project hasn’t been touched in 7+ days. What you’re working on now is left alone.

Some things you clear with the tool itself

Docker images, the pnpm store, simulator devices, Android system images, installed Node versions, and Ollama and Hugging Face models are managed by their own tools, and deleting their files by hand can break them. For these DiskApp shows the size and the exact command to run, like docker system prune, with a Copy button. It never deletes them itself.

Everything above shows up in the free scan. Moving caches and idle build folders to the Trash is part of DiskApp Pro, a one-time purchase.