CleanX separates caches, logs, trash, temporary files, and old files so users can review different cleanup risks before deletion.
Why this workflow deserves its own check
CleanX separates caches, logs, trash, temporary files, and old files so users can review different cleanup risks before deletion. The useful question is whether this capability removes a specific point of friction without adding unnecessary access, complexity, or repeated work.
Try it with one real scenario first
Use a representative file, device, record, session, or task and inspect the result before expanding the workflow. This keeps the feature measurable and makes incorrect assumptions easier to spot.
Keep the final decision visible
Review the resulting state, permission, export, progress marker, or recommendation. The app can assist the workflow, while consequential choices remain with the user.
Frequently asked questions
What categories can CleanX scan?
Caches, logs, trash, temporary files, and old files are included.
Does CleanX delete everything automatically?
The workflow exposes reclaimable space and uses selection and confirmation.
Can CleanX monitor performance too?
Yes. It monitors CPU, memory, swap, disk, and top processes.
Official App Store gallery
View the current CleanX screenshots and listing on the App Store.