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Clean Architecture

How Breeze keeps your Mac clean, fast, and completely safe.

Many cleanup tools either do too little or aggressively delete sensitive system files that break applications. Breeze keeps your Mac clean and fast with macOS safety guardrails: it understands APFS snapshots, finds orphaned app debris, and ensures every cleanup is completely safe with total control before moving a single byte to Trash.

๐Ÿงน Smart Scan EngineSafe Sweep

Scans stale user caches, crash logs, Xcode simulator caches, Homebrew build leftovers, and broken launch agents. It calculates exact reclaimable space without freezing your UI.

๐Ÿ“ฆ Orphan App UninstallerNo Leftovers

Dragging an app to Trash leaves gigabytes in ~/Library/Application Support and ~/Library/Caches. Breeze searches by bundle identifier to find and remove every hidden artifact.

๐Ÿ’พ APFS Purgeable & SnapshotsAPFS Native

Local Time Machine snapshots often consume tens of gigabytes silently. Breeze integrates directly with APFS snapshot APIs to help you reclaim purgeable space without terminal commands.

๐Ÿ›  Developer & Creator CachesRebuildable

Xcode DerivedData, device support files, archives and package caches. The caches your tools rebuild on the next build are pre-ticked; archives are left unticked so you decide.

Built With Strict Safety Rules

Breeze adheres to a rigid whitelist and blacklist architecture. It will never delete active user documents, iCloud Drive files awaiting synchronization, system keychains, macOS operating system binaries, or files modified within the last 48 hours without explicit user override.

How a Clean Works in 3 Steps

  1. Fast Non-Destructive Scan: Breeze analyzes your drives and groups files into clear categories: System Junk, Application Leftovers, Developer Artifacts, and Purgeable Space.
  2. Transparent Review: Review every file, path, and size. You can inspect any file in Finder with a single click before taking action.
  3. Safe Removal via Trash: Cleaned files are moved to the macOS Trash first by default, allowing you to easily recover anything if needed.