A one-time-purchase Mac storage cleaner that also clears developer caches
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Developers who already trust the CLI can now hand cache cleanup, uninstalls and system monitoring to a $19 native app instead of a CleanMyMac subscription.
Mole began as Tw93's open-source macOS cleanup command line tool, at about 69k GitHub stars, and now has a native Swift app. It clears caches in ten groups, including developer and AI tool caches, updates and fully uninstalls apps, runs maintenance, maps disk use as a treemap and shows live CPU, GPU, thermals and fans. The CLI stays free under GPL-3.0; the app is $19 once for two Macs, with free scanning and two free uses of each tool. macOS 14 or later.
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