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Wipecraft

Mac System Data cleaner that knows what Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Xcode leave behind, and never touches work in progress

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BBy Berkay TürkLaunched Nov 10, 2026 UTC0 comments

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Overview

macOS shows System Data as one number. Wipecraft lists what is in it, and in the rest of the disk, with each item's size and what removing it does.

It is built for people who work with AI coding agents. It knows what Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Xcode, simulators, Docker and local models leave behind. Before it offers anything, it checks git status and running processes: sessions an agent has open, the worktree it works in, and worktrees with uncommitted or unpushed changes are locked.

AI mode on Overview answers questions about your disk with Apple's on-device model (macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence). It sees summary numbers only; nothing leaves the Mac. It can set a list filter or explain, never select or delete.

Nothing comes selected. What no app rebuilds goes to Quarantine for 30 days, with a Restore button. Safe cleanup can run on a schedule you set. A What changed tab shows which folders grew since yesterday.

Scanning is free, so you can see what it finds before paying. Cleaning is a one-time license: $9.99 for the first 500 buyers, then $19, on 2 Macs, with a 14-day refund. No account, no telemetry.

Who is it for?

Mac users with a large System Data number, and developers who work with AI coding agents, Xcode, simulators and Docker

Problem

macOS shows System Data as one number and nothing else, so you can't tell what is in it or what is safe to remove. Coding agents, simulators and build tools make it grow fast.

Solution

Wipecraft lists what is in System Data and the rest of the disk, row by row, with each item's size and what removing it does. You pick what goes; nothing comes selected.

What makes it unique

It checks git status and running processes first, so agent sessions in use and worktrees with uncommitted or unpushed changes are locked. What no app rebuilds goes to Quarantine for 30 days. AI mode runs on the Mac and sends nothing.

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Features

1System Data in named parts, including Time Machine local snapshots and purgeable space; every item shows its size, what removing it does and how you get it back

2AI apps and coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop and Cursor data, local models (Ollama, LM Studio, Hugging Face) with last use, session histories archived instead of deleted

3Locks agent sessions in use and worktrees with uncommitted or unpushed changes; lists agent worktrees by tool and says which ones are clean

4Developer data: Xcode, simulators, Android emulators, Docker, VS Code and JetBrains caches, npm, pip, Bun, uv, conda, Go and Maven caches, build output and a Projects tab

5Whole disk: disk map, large and old files, duplicates, empty folders, apps with their leftovers and last use, and a What changed tab since yesterday

6Safety: nothing comes selected, 30-day Quarantine with Restore, a fresh check before every removal, and a second confirmation for anything that cannot be undone

7On-device AI mode (macOS 26 with Apple Intelligence, nothing leaves the Mac), scheduled Safe cleanup, cleanup rules, menu bar panel, desktop widget, alerts and statistics

8Command-line tool, MCP server for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and a Claude Code plugin; 11 languages; free scan, one-time license, no account, no telemetry

FAQ

Does it send my files or scan results anywhere?

Only for the license and update checks. One optional check asks GitHub, through your own gh login, whether a branch's pull request was merged; you can switch it off. It sends no file names, paths or scan results, and AI mode runs on the Mac. The privacy page lists each call: wipecraft.app/privacy

I don't use coding agents. Is it for me?

If System Data is large and you want to know what is in it, yes. Developer and agent rows only appear when those tools are on your Mac.

Does Quarantine free the space right away?

No. Files move on the same disk, so the space comes back when Quarantine empties after 30 days (Settings changes the period). Empty Now frees it sooner, after a second confirmation. Caches their app rebuilds are removed directly, and the row says so first.

Is it a subscription?

No. Scanning is free. Cleaning needs a one-time license: $9.99 for the first 500 buyers, then $19, on 2 Macs, with updates for this major version and a 14-day refund. A 5-Mac license is $29 ($19 for the first 500 buyers).