A little fitter.
A lighter Xcode.

Your trusty development environment has been collecting a few things. Let’s find out where the space is going — and what’s worth keeping.

Download for Mac

macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Free & open source · GitHub ↗

Take care of your tools.
Review first. Keep what matters. Nothing runs automatically.

YOUR XCODE, IN FOCUS Example

A cheerful, round claw-hammer character opens its belly to reveal colorful storage components, ready to get in shape.

MEET THE MAC APP

Less guesswork.
More room to build.

Your Xcode storage, clearly laid out. Browse by category or project, understand each folder, and review what goes.

Native macOS · Light & dark

XcodeFit’s native overview with storage categories, folder sizes, scan coverage, and cleanup access. Captured using isolated test folders. — Real app. Isolated test folders. Sample sizes are not cleanup results.Follows your system appearance

XcodeFit scanning isolated test folders, with a prominent scan banner, discovered item count, and Stop Scan button. — Scan status stays visible on every page. Stop at any time; partial results are labeled.Test folders · Debug scan slowed for capture · Not a percentage or speed measurement

Find the bulky parts.

Categories, projects, paths, and ownership in one native window.

Keep what matters.

Protect locations and make informed choices about release archives.

Clean on your terms.

Standard or Deep. Every cleanup starts with a review.

01 / UNDERSTAND THE WEIGHT

Every part has a purpose.

Size tells half the story. Get to know what each folder does, how it got there, and what happens if it goes.

STORAGE FITNESSIllustrative data · not a scan of your Mac

IDENTIFIED STORAGE

108.6 GB

Four example areas. The app covers 11 categories, including tools, device support, previews, logs, and more.

REBUILDABLE · INSPECT FIRST

Build products & indexes

~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/

The apps, intermediate files, and source indexes your projects leave behind. Idle data can make room for the next build; rebuilding and indexing take time.

Build folders containing dSYMs stay out of Standard Clean. Those symbols may be needed for a particular released build.

Scanning and cleanup run locally.See what the app checks ↗

Look inside.

Browse real folders by category or project. See sizes, paths, and ownership.

Know what matters.

Read the purpose and cleanup impact. Protect locations you want to keep.

Lighten the load.

Review your exact selection. Ordinary files move to Trash, with a clear record of what happened.

02 / A LITTLE CARE GOES A LONG WAY

A gentle tidy.
Or a deeper clean.

Two clear choices. You decide how far to go.

THE SAFE DEFAULT01

Standard Clean

A little everyday breathing room. Clear regenerable caches, old logs, and idle build data.

Archives and release symbols stay
Source working copies stay
Device and test state stay

Less clutter. Your important parts intact.

MORE CHOICE, WITH CARE02

Deep Clean

Take a closer look at archives, devices, dependencies, and older tools. Each choice is yours.

Keep the latest 1, 3, or 5 archive versions
Keep every build of retained versions
Or select all unprotected archives

Always reviewed. Never an automatic reset.

A little extra care for release symbols. Each released build needs its own matching dSYMs. XcodeFit checks UUIDs and shows symbol sizes; it does not assume you have a backup. Protected locations always stay.

Ready to get fitter?

A LITTLE LIGHTER. A LOT CLEARER.

Keep your Xcode
environment in shape.

A native Mac app. Free to use. Open to everyone.

Download XcodeFit

OR INSTALL WITH HOMEBREW

brew install --cask everettjf/tap/xcodefit

Developer ID signed & notarized · macOS 14+

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Apple Silicon is the primary platform. A Universal package is also available; Intel execution is untested.

Previously XcodeSize. Your language, protected locations, and cleanup history come with you.

A little fitter.A lighter Xcode.

Less guesswork.More room to build.