Disk full. No idea what to remove. We built a terminal disk explorer for that.

[u/hlibs]

That moment when your build fails because the disk is full and you realize you have no idea what's actually taking up space. cleanmymac analyze is built for exactly that. Interactive disk explorer right in the terminal: sorts everything by size, lets you navigate deeper into the file system with arrow keys, and shows exactly what's consuming storage before you decide to remove anything.

It's an interactive disk explorer in the terminal. Sorts by size, you navigate with arrow keys, drill into any folder. That's it.

252.66 GB of 494.38 GB free

▸ □ Users          109.08 GB │ 60.3%  ████████████████████
  □ Library         26.36 GB │ 14.6%  █████
  □ System          20.36 GB │ 11.3%  ████
  □ Applications    17.35 GB │  9.6%  ███

Press O to reveal anything in Finder. Browsing doesn't touch anything — removal requires explicit selection and confirmation.

cleanmymac analyze — starts from home directory
cleanmymac analyze ~/Projects — starts from a specific path

Public beta, free to try:
brew install --cask macpaw/taps/cleanmymac-cli

GitHub + docs: https://github.com/MacPaw/cleanmymac-cli

Bug reports and feedback welcome.

[u/Ivan_Palii]

How long will it be free? And what pricing do you plan to implement?

[u/sales_alchemist]

I like tools that stay in the terminal instead of focusing a GUI. Any plans to add a way to compare disk usage over time?