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Cleaner for Xcode 4.0.5 is a light Mac utility that helps you free up disk space by deleting old simulators, Derived Data, deprecated caches from your Xcode developer folder with simple, guided cleanup actions.

Version: 4.0.5·2026-07-29
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Cleaner for Xcode 4.0.5 [MAS] Overview

Cleaner for Xcode is a Disk cleaner for Xcode, it is designed only for Xcode's developer environment. It’s not a general system cleaner, but laser-focused on the files that Xcode creates over time caches, deprecated data, and unused simulators that quietly nibble away at available storage the longer a Mac is used for iOS, macOS, watchOS, or tvOS development. The app is intended to be run periodically, weekly or monthly, as a routine maintenance task to help keep a developer folder healthy, and avoid the sort of storage build-up that can creep up to tens or even over a hundred gigabytes on an active development machine. Runner Cleaner for Xcode has been reported to recover anywhere from a few gigabytes to more than 100GB of space on heavily-used setups by users. V4.0.5 Fixes a UI bug on Mac OS 11.3 Requires macOS 11.0 or later. It is localized in English, Simplified Chinese and Thai and has a light footprint of around 4.68 MB. Cleaner for Xcode is distributed through the Mac App Store.

Key Features

Xcode Cache Clean (Targeted) Xcode Cleaner is not scanning the whole system, instead it is scanning only the files and folders that Xcode creates and leaves behind, making the cleanup more relevant to the development environment. Remove Old Simulator Manually delete old iOS, watchOS and tvOS simulators that Xcode does not delete automatically. Each simulator version can be several gigabytes and they accumulate with each new version. Derived Data Cache (DDC) Delete the Derived Data folder. Xcode stores build artifacts, indexes, intermediate files and other things here that can be automatically regenerated but usually goes unnoticed and takes up a lot of space. Deprecated File Finder Scan for deprecated and unwanted files specific to Xcode's folder structure, helping surface exactly what's safe to remove without manually researching each file type. One-Click Clean Up Actions They have to go to obscure system folders and delete files manually . Instead , clearly mark the clutter and take the user through a few simple steps . Routine maintenance procedure Cleaner for Xcode is not a one-time emergency fix, but a routine maintenance to be run on a regular basis, weekly or monthly. Lightweight profile With an installer size of roughly 4.68 MB, the app itself adds negligible overhead, making it practical to keep installed for regular, ongoing use. Multi-langauge Support The app is available in English, Simplified Chinese and Thai, making it more accessible for more developers. What Can I Safely Delete? Guidance Beyond simple deletion, the app helps developers understand which files and simulators are safe to remove, functioning similarly to a lightweight consulting pass through a cluttered developer folder.

Programs Details

CategoryUtility Software
Release Date2021-01-01
File Size4.7 MB
Version4.0.5
DeveloperEarly Moon, LLC
PublisherEarly Moon, LLC

System Requirements

Minimum
OSmacOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later
ProcessorIntel Core i3 (ya Apple Silicon)
RAM2 GB
Storage500 MB
GPUIntegrated
Recommended
OSmacOS 13 (Ventura) or later
ProcessorApple Silicon (M1 ya newer)
RAM4 GB
Storage500 MB
GPUIntegrated

How to Use Cleaner for Xcode 4.0.5 [MAS]

Step 1: Download Xcode Cleaner Get Cleaner for Xcode Requires macOS 11.0 or later Download from Mac App Store Step 2: Open the App Open Cleaner for Xcode from Applications folder. The app will sweep your system for Xcode clutter. 3. Review Results of the Scan Browse the categories available – old simulators, Derived Data, caches and other deprecated files – to see what is taking up space. Step 4: Delete the old simulators Remove the old iOS, watchOS and tvOS simulators that are no longer required for active development, saving several gigabytes at a time. Step 5: Delete Derived Data You can delete the contents of Xcode's Derived Data folder as Xcode will simply regenerate that data the next time you build your project. Step 6: Clean Remaining Caches and Deprecated Files Address any additional deprecated or unwanted files flagged by the app to further reclaim disk space. Step 7: Verify the Reclaimed Space After cleanup check your available storage to see how much space was freed – some users have reported freeing up tens of gigabytes in just a couple of minutes. Step 8: Plan Regular Cleanups Run Cleaner for Xcode regularly (weekly or monthly) as part of your developer folder maintenance routine – don’t wait until you are critically low on storage.

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