A desktop app that finds and reclaims disk space from developer build artifacts across 11 ecosystems.

• 11 ecosystem scanners — Rust (target/), Node.js (node_modules/), Python (venvs, __pycache__), Go (build/mod cache), Java (Gradle/Maven), Docker (dangling images, build cache), Apple/Xcode (DerivedData, simulators), Homebrew, JetBrains, .NET, and system caches
• Safety-first — blocked-path list, sentinel file detection (.env, credentials), and risk-level classification (Safe / Caution / Danger) prevent accidental deletion of important files
• Parallel scanning — multi-threaded filesystem walker with concurrent analysis powered by Tokio and the ignore crate
• Staleness detection — identifies artifacts that haven't been touched in configurable number of days
• Menu bar tray — lives in your system tray with quick-scan and dashboard access
• Configurable — choose scan roots, enable/disable ecosystems, set staleness thresholds, and block specific paths

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eladbash/void/main/install.sh | sh

Download the latest release from the Releases page.

Requires Rust and Node.js.

git clone https://github.com/eladbash/void.git
cd void
cargo build --release

To run the Tauri desktop app in development:

cargo tauri dev

Launch Void from your Applications folder or system tray. The app will:

1. Scan your home directory for build artifacts across all enabled ecosystems
2. Display found items grouped by ecosystem, with size and staleness info
3. Clean selected items with a single click — each action shows its risk level before execution

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

MIT — see LICENSE for details.

Built by @eladbash

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