Xclean For Mac

Clearing Xcode's stored project cache can be useful for a number of reasons. It can resolve various errors, it can help with testing certain changes, and it also allows you to free up some disk space if the derived data is no longer associated with a project.

Xclean can make the process much simpler, and it is especially helpful if you commonly work on more than one project at a time. It lets you delete derived data for any or all projects, as well as clear the module cache, with a single click.

The app could hardly be more straightforward. When you launch it, it shows you all the projects and how much derived data is being stored on your Mac for each of them. You can also see the size of the module cache.

You can choose to delete the derived data for any of your projects one by one, or simply delete all these files, including the module cache.

The default UI is minimalistic enough, but you can make it even simpler by enabling the compact view. Projects will be displayed as simple menu items, and you just need to click one of them to clear its derived data.

For extra convenience, the app also offers an automatic cleaning feature. When enabled, derived data that isn't associated with any existing projects will be removed without user input.

Xclean certainly isn't an essential app, but it can prove very helpful in some situations. If you're having issues and need a quick way to delete a project's derived data or clear the module cache, this app gives lets you do it with just a couple of mouse clicks.