Reclaim the space your dev tools left behind.
Scrapper is a free native Mac app for finding developer caches, build artifacts, and simulator data. Review what is taking up space, understand what removal means, and choose what to clean.
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Requires macOS 26 or later. Download the ZIP, move Scrapper.app to Applications, and open it. Releases are signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Find the space you can reclaim
- 156 cleanup targets across 19 categories: Xcode, simulators, AI tools, local models, package managers, containers, project builds, and more.
- Saved scan results: reopen your last scan, see filesystem changes, and refresh individual targets, categories, or the whole scan.
- Project and simulator filters: search by project, size, activity evidence, and removal consequence. Protect items or whole projects and review growth.
- Cleanup review and history: check each removal method, follow per-item progress, and retry failed items.
Review before removing
Every target has a plain-English explanation and a safety label: Safe, Quit first, Rebuilds, or Destructive. Files move to Trash by default and can be restored until you empty it. Permanent file deletion is opt-in. Simulator devices and runtimes are removed permanently through Apple's simulator tools; Scrapper identifies those items separately before confirmation. Destructive targets are never included in safe-only cleanup.
Scrapper revalidates selected items, skips targets while their declared tools are running, and refuses file paths outside your home directory.
Part of the Compendium
Find Scrapper alongside Korok, Deku, and Kaepora in the
Hyrule Compendium.
The Compendium discovers this public repository through its hyrule-tool topic
and reads hyrule.json for the listing, icon, and website.
This repository hosts public information, artwork, and release downloads. Application source is maintained separately.