windowsweep
- Open source
- Desktop app
Developer cleanup for Windows 10 (1809 or later) and 11, as a command-line tool or a desktop app. Its scan deletes nothing.
Three cleanup tools, one per operating system, in public repositories
Some of our work is open source. Client work stays private unless the client asks us to show it.
Our tools windowsweep, macleanup and linux-cleanup carry the MIT license, so anyone can use them, and they sit in public repositories where anyone can read the code. Each one clears the caches and build leftovers a developer’s machine collects.
Beside them are our packages on npm, the public registry developers install code from. Strata Storage is also one of the products we run.
You can read all of it line by line before you ever send a brief.
macleanup
- Open source
Cleanup for macOS 11 or later across 28 sections. Every destructive section asks first by default.
linux-cleanup
- Open source
Cleanup for Linux. By default it deletes only files untouched for 100+ days, and its scan deletes nothing.
strata-storage
- Open source
- npm package
One storage API across web, Android and iOS, with no runtime dependencies. Developers install it in their own apps.
notification-kit
- Open source
- npm package
One API for push, in-app and local notifications across web, iOS and Android.
unified-error-handling
- Open source
- npm package
One error-capture API for your app, with the tracking SDK loaded only when you use it.
unified-tracking
- Open source
- npm package
One analytics and error-tracking API for web, React and Capacitor apps.
capacitor-auth-manager
- Open source
- npm package
Native and web Google sign-in for Capacitor apps without needing Firebase, for React, Vue, Angular and plain JavaScript.
shared-features
- Open source
- npm package
Feature flags, cross-promotion ads and in-app broadcasts for React apps, from one admin panel.
Can I try one first?
Run npx windowsweep --scan in a terminal. It deletes nothing.
On Windows, windowsweep also ships as a desktop app, our only one today. Its installer isn’t signed with a paid code-signing certificate, so Windows warns the first time it runs. Every release carries a checksum and a signature the app’s own updater checks.
Each tool’s limits are on the docs page (opens in a new tab).
Need a tool of your own?
A command-line tool or a desktop app goes through the same four steps as any other project, and its brief gets its own written estimate. Send us the brief.
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