# 🚀 CleanMyMac CLI is now in Public Beta

[NatCmmMacPaw]

Hey 👋

CleanMyMac CLI is now open for everyone to try.

We built it around the developer workflows we deal with ourselves every day — caches piling up, old project artifacts taking gigabytes, mysterious disk usage, and the eternal question:

“Can I safely delete this?”

🩷 Built and used daily by the CleanMyMac team on our own Macs.

Now we’d love to see what it finds on yours.

Try it

1. Install

brew install --cask macpaw/taps/cleanmymac-cli

2. Start with one of these

See what is taking up space:

cleanmymac analyze

Or scan for things you can clean:

cleanmymac clean

For project artifacts:

cleanmymac purge

Everything starts with a scan and review, so you stay in control of what gets removed.

Then tell us what you find 👀

Drop a comment below — screenshots are very welcome.

We’d especially love to know:

• 💾 How much space did CleanMyMac CLI find?
• 👀 Did anything surprise you?
• 🧹 What was taking up the most space?
• 🛠️ Which developer tool or artifact are we missing?
• 🤔 Was anything unclear or something you didn’t feel safe deleting?
• 💡 What command would make this more useful in your daily workflow?

No polished feedback required.

A screenshot, a command you ran, a weird folder eating 40 GB, or even a half-formed idea is enough.

We’re building this alongside you — and real examples from real developer Macs will directly shape what we improve next.

Useful links

• 📖 Documentation
• 🐛 Report a bug or request a feature
• 📰 Meet CleanMyMac CLI

⭐ If CleanMyMac CLI is useful to you, star the repository — it helps more developers discover the project.

Now we’re curious: what did it find on your Mac? 👇