Tweet Draft
I’m building Zen Clear, a macOS disk analysis and cleanup tool for developers.
It does not only show which folder is large. It tries to explain:
- which tool or project produced the data
- whether it is cache, build output, dependency data, or something to review carefully
- whether it can be rebuilt
- what cleanup may affect
Developer disk usage is often not just system junk. It is node_modules, Cargo target, Docker data, Xcode artifacts, IDE caches, AI tool state, and project build output accumulating over time.
Zen Clear’s direction: understand first, then clean. No black-box magic, no risky default behavior.
#macOS #DeveloperTools #Rust #Rustzen
Core Message
This draft does not focus on promising how much space can be reclaimed. It focuses on the product difference:
Developer-context disk analysis, not generic system cleanup.
Useful phrases to keep:
- developer-first
- explainable cleanup
- project-aware disk analysis
- local-first macOS tool
- Rustzen product line