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FlutterCleaner

This Flutter app for macOS lists all build folders with their size. It's easy to delete all selected folders to make space on the disk.

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Oct 2, 2026
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flutter_cleaner

This Flutter app for macOS lists all build folders with their size. Build folders can grow above 500 MB up to 1 GB! It's easy to delete all selected folders to make space on the disk.

Getting started

Create your own version if you have Flutter installed on macOS anyway.

git clone github.com/schilken/flutter_cleaner
flutter pub get
flutter build macos

You find the built app here: flutter_cleaner/build/macos/Build/Products/Release/Flutter Cleaner

Download a release from GitHub

Currrently there is only a releas build for [macOS] (https://github.com/schilken/flutter_cleaner/releases/)

Making of this app or similar tools

I generated a starter project using mason. If you want to create a similar tool you can generate a starter project like so:

  • Open https://brickhub.dev
  • Search for macosui_tool_starter
  • Follow the steps on the Usage page

Credits

Several ideas are taken from https://github.com/bizz84/complete-flutter-course, a great source for learning advanced Flutter created by Andrea Bizzotto (bizz84). Also, thanks to Reuben Turner (GroovinChip) for his great package at https://github.com/GroovinChip/macos_ui

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Alfred Schilken ↗

Software Developer for more than 35 years, started with C and C++, after Java, Python, Groovy, Lua, Golang and Swift now focussing on Dart and Flutter

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