Miotła shows free space in the menu bar and safely removes developer caches — Docker, Gradle, Xcode, Electron apps, npm/Homebrew — that your tools regenerate on their own. All in a window, not a terminal.
Fast, safe and visible.
Always see how much is left. The number turns orange below 40 GB and red below 20 GB.
One click clears fully regenerable caches (an allow-list). No questions, works in the background too.
Per-item checkboxes: specific emulators, Archives, old versions. Pick exactly what to remove.
The “what would be removed” mode shows everything without deleting a thing.
The icon sweeps in the bar while a cleanup runs. A small thing, but a nice one.
Time Machine snapshots and sleepimage — also from the window, with a native admin password prompt.
It deletes only inside your home folder. It never touches your data.
Via Homebrew or from source.
brew install rafalgawlik/tap/miotla
brew services start miotla
The app appears in the menu bar and starts on login.
git clone https://github.com/rafalgawlik/miotla
cd miotla/app
./install-app.sh # builds Miotła.app, starts on login
Builds a real app you can launch from the Dock, Launchpad and Spotlight. Needs Python 3 (macOS). The bin/miotla script also works on its own from the command line.
Grant the app Full Disk Access (System Settings → Privacy & Security) so it can see the Trash and app caches.