BLOB
// reap dead disk space.
A tiny terminal-green disk cleaner for macOS. It hunts the big stuff, shows you every path before it touches it, and moves things to the Trash, never a blind delete. Three honest modes. Nothing running in the background.
biggest single files
Point it at any folder, set a size floor, and it surfaces the heaviest individual files on disk, the forgotten ISOs, video exports, and 4 GB log files.
// files mode finds individual large filesfat folders by name
Finds directories by name and ranks them by total recursive size. Built for hunting node_modules, build, target, .gradle scattered across every project.
// watching: node_modules, dist, .next, Pods, target…developer caches
One tap inventories the regenerable junk: Xcode DerivedData & simulators, npm / yarn / pnpm, gradle, cargo, Homebrew. Only caches that rebuild themselves, never your archives or data.
// sweeping developer caches · all regenerableNo menubar resident. No "watching" your Trash in the background. No phone-home. Blob opens, scans when you say scan, shows the full path of every byte, and moves selected items to the Trash so you can change your mind. Then it gets out of the way.
// free, open source, and small enough to read in an afternoon. clone it, build it with swift build, and reap.