The Wipzy film

What happens in it

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   A full disk

   Every project leaves something behind: DerivedData/, an old Xcode_15.4.xip, an Android emulator image. On the sample Mac it adds up to 167 GB.

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   The scan

   Wipzy reads the whole home folder in 8.7 s on an M4 Pro. The gauge settles on 81.2 GB that is Safe: it comes back with one command.

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   305 stacks

   Each project is listed with what it is built on, from Laravel 11 and Next.js 15 to Axum 0.7 and Flutter 3.5. 49 languages, 159 project rules.

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   Search a project, open What Wipzy sees

   The stack with versions, the evidence for each, and what can go next to the command that brings it back: vendor/ with composer install, node_modules/ with npm install.

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   Four risk levels

   Safe Your call Careful Protected

   Only Safe is ticked for you.

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   Review plan, then Clean

   67 items, 81.2 GB, move to the quarantine, each one checked again right before it moves. Nothing is deleted, and Undo puts everything back.

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   What is Protected

   app/, routes/, .git, .env: your code is never on the list. Anything no rule recognises is Protected.

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   The tagline

   Deletes only what your toolchain can rebuild.

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