SweepDev scans your Windows drive for developer clutter — node_modules, Docker images, build caches, WSL bloat — and tells you exactly what's safe to delete, and why.
Free during beta. No account needed. Nothing leaves your machine.
File Explorer's "Storage" view lumps everything into vague categories. SweepDev opens them up and names exactly what's inside.
Every cloned project leaves its own copy. Reinstalled with one command when you need it again.
Grows quietly over months. Shrinking it is safe, but stopped containers should be checked first.
Doesn't shrink automatically even after you free space inside it. Needs a manual compact.
Packages re-download on demand. Clearing this never breaks a project.
Compiled output, not source. Your build tool regenerates it.
Folders from apps you uninstalled last year. Worth a glance before removing.
Reads your drive's file table directly — a full scan takes seconds, not minutes.
Every large folder is matched against known dev-tool patterns and labeled: safe, caution, or review.
Select what you want gone. One confirmation, nothing runs in the background.
Free for beta users. We'll email you once, when it's ready — no spam, no list selling.
Button not opening your mail app? Just email us directly:
SweepDev.App@gmail.com
Those tools show you a map of your disk — you still have to figure out what's safe to delete. SweepDev recognizes developer-specific folders like node_modules and Docker images, and tells you directly whether removing them is safe.
Only folders that are safely regenerable — like dependency caches and build output — are marked "safe." Anything ambiguous is flagged for manual review instead of auto-deleted.
No. Scanning and deleting both happen entirely on your machine.
The beta is free. Pricing for the full release hasn't been decided yet — beta users will be notified before anything changes.