- Roomy
- What Roomy cleans
- Developer caches
Developer caches
If you write code, or ever installed a developer tool, your Mac is probably holding several gigabytes of downloads it can fetch again in seconds.

What Roomy recognizes
- npm, pnpm, Yarn and Bun package caches
- Homebrew downloads
- Xcode DerivedData and SwiftUI previews
- CocoaPods, Gradle, Cargo, Go and Dart caches
- pip, uv and Poetry caches
- Browsers downloaded by Playwright and Puppeteer
What happens automatically
With Autopilot on, developer caches are cleared once they grow past 1 GB. Xcode’s DerivedData is skipped while Xcode is open. Everything rebuilds on the next install or build.
What Roomy asks about first
- node_modules and Python virtualenvs in projects you haven’t touched for 30 days
- Git worktrees created by coding agents, which can hold uncommitted work
- Docker’s disk image, which contains your images and volumes