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Indie dev & coffee shop owner ☕️ - Planelo (idea-first PM) - DevCleaner (DevCleaner finds all dev junk, tells you what’s safe to delete, and frees the space in one click) - Synapse (macOS file manager) - DailyPitch (for indie devs). Coffee-powered barista turned maker ☕

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DevCleanerFree the gigabytes your dev tools and AI apps hoard
Jun 2026
TesterBuddy: Beta Feedback ExchangeTesterBuddy – Stop silent TestFlight installs
Feb 2026
DailyPitchThe daily arena for indie makers
Feb 2026
PlaneloThe idea-first hub for developers
Jan 2026

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Joined Product HuntDecember 11th, 2025

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17h ago

DevCleaner 1.8.0 - now cleans up your AI coding tools too

DevCleaner is a macOS menu bar app that finds and clears the gigabytes your dev tools quietly hoard - build caches, logs, temp files, old SDKs. Version 1.8.0 is our biggest scanner expansion yet, built around how developers actually work in 2026.

AI coding tools, covered. New scanners for Claude Code (telemetry, backups, memory logs), Cursor CLI (browser logs, AI tracking, project metadata, saved plans), Codex CLI, and Cline - the tools flooding your home folder with data you never asked to keep.

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21d ago

Why so many AI projects die in pilot to production, real lessons, not blog post lessons

The 80% failure rate Gartner cites isn't because AI is bad. It's because production is hard in ways pilots don't reveal.

The real reasons I've seen projects die:

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21d ago

DevCleaner 1.6.2 hibernate Docker Compose projects (volumes + images) and one-click polyglot restore

I've been iterating on DevCleaner - a Mac menu bar app that scans dev junk (Xcode DerivedData, simulators, node_modules graveyards, Docker/OrbStack/Colima bloat, Homebrew caches, AI tool caches, etc.) and lets you clean safely with risk labels.

The last couple releases ( 1.6.1 + 1.6.2 ) are mostly about project hibernation - archiving dead side projects off your SSD instead of keeping 30 GB on disk because "setting it back up later is annoying."

David Tereba