PureIntelligence

PureIntelligence gives you a focused, privacy-first way to inspect and clear supported user-level caches left behind by Xcode, the iOS Simulator, and AI coding tools on your Mac.

Every Mac running Xcode accumulates gigabytes of DerivedData, Simulator runtime caches, and local cache folders from AI coding assistants. PureIntelligence finds exactly these — nothing else — and lets you decide, folder by folder, what to remove.

You stay in control. Nothing is deleted permanently: every cleanup moves items to the Trash first, so you can restore anything from the Activity tab. PureIntelligence never scans your personal documents, photos, or messages — only the specific cache locations you explicitly grant access to.

KEY FEATURES
• Explicit folder permission — you grant access to ~/Library/Caches and ~/Library/Developer; nothing outside those is touched
• Xcode DerivedData and iOS Simulator cache detection and cleanup
• AI coding tool cache cleanup — Claude, Codex, Ollama, and other local developer AI tools
• Safe and Aggressive cleanup modes
• Undo-to-Trash — every cleanup is reversible from the Activity tab
• On-device explanations for every detected cache — see why each item is safe to remove
• Estimated size for every item before you clean
• CSV export of your cleanup history
• "Optimize My Mac" Siri and Shortcuts support for one-tap cleanup
• Launch at login
• Local-first: no ads, no tracking, no account required

PURCHASE MODEL
Lifetime Pro is a one-time purchase. No subscription, no automatic renewal, no recurring charges.

PRIVACY & TERMS
PureIntelligence operates entirely on your device. Nothing you scan is ever uploaded or transmitted anywhere. Full Privacy Policy and End User License Agreement: https://www.mehmetsisoglu.com/pureintelligence/legal

IMPORTANT
PureIntelligence does not terminate running processes, reset Spotlight, uninstall applications, or scan personal documents. On-device explanations use Apple's Foundation Models framework where available, with a deterministic fallback on unsupported Macs. Nothing scanned ever leaves your device.