SuperClean v1.0.1

Clean developer machines with context, not guesswork.

SuperClean is a free global desktop utility for macOS and Windows. It explains what can be cleaned, what the impact is, and how much space you can reclaim before anything is deleted.

Version1.0.1
LicenseFree
PlatformsmacOS / Windows
UpdatesGitHub Releases
Product Screens

Product Screens

SuperClean desktop overview showing the Smart Clean tab and candidate count.
Smart Clean overview The desktop app shows classified candidates, the main cleanup entry point, and a fixed left navigation for predictable workflow routing.
SuperClean scan workflow view with explanatory cleanup copy and action buttons.
Guided scan workflow The cleanup action sits beside plain-language copy explaining build artifacts, AI backups, downloads, caches, Docker data, and VM footprints.
SuperClean navigation area showing separate history, recovery, permissions, and settings entries.
Recovery and control boundaries History, recovery, permissions, and settings stay separated so risky operations never disappear behind the primary cleanup flow.

Why SuperClean

Multilingual UI: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi.
Developer-first cleanup for build artifacts, AI backups, downloads, Docker data, and virtual machine footprints.
Recovery-first workflow with quarantine, execution history, and restore support.
Daily usage statistics and release-aware update checks built into the desktop app.

How It Works

01
Scan developer hotspots Inspect build outputs, AI backup folders, stale downloads, caches, Docker storage, and virtual machine footprints.
02
Classify before delete LLM explanations are paired with rule-based safety grading, expected reclaimed space, and impact notes.
03
Preview and quarantine The app shows a cleanup plan first, then moves safe items into quarantine instead of deleting them permanently.
04
Verify and restore Released space is checked after execution and recent actions remain available through history and recovery.

Quick Start

01
Install the current build Download SuperClean for macOS or Windows from the official mirror or the GitHub release page.
02
Run a focused scan Point the app at your developer workspace or start from the seeded demo workspace to understand the flow.
03
Review the cleanup plan Keep high-risk areas such as Docker live data and virtual machine images in analysis-only mode unless you explicitly decide otherwise.
04
Execute safe items into quarantine Use the recovery-first path so rebuildable data is removable without turning the operation into an immediate permanent delete.
05
Validate and restore if needed Check reclaimed space, review history, and restore anything you want back from quarantine.

Safety Rules

Safe mode targets rebuildable data such as Rust target folders, cache directories, stale installers, and old AI backup history.
Docker and VM storage are surfaced with context; live workloads, volumes, and virtual disks stay out of one-click cleanup.
User documents, source trees, databases, photo libraries, mail stores, and keys remain analysis-first by default.

Downloads

macOS Apple Silicon DMG Download for macOS
Windows NSIS EXE installer Download for Windows
Windows MSI installer Windows MSI

Global Product Availability

Targets developer-heavy machines with build outputs, AI backups, Docker data, caches, stale downloads, and virtual machine footprints.
Supports multilingual landing pages for English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi.
Includes real product screenshots, localized quick-start documentation, hreflang, JSON-LD, Open Graph, canonical URLs, robots, and sitemap metadata.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does SuperClean clean?
SuperClean focuses on build artifacts, AI backup history, stale downloads, cache folders, Docker storage, and virtual machine analysis.
Is SuperClean free?
Yes. SuperClean is distributed as a free product and uses GitHub Releases as the public update channel for version 1.0.1.
Does SuperClean delete files immediately?
No. The workflow is recovery-first. Safe items move into quarantine first so users can review and restore when needed.