CleanX is an Android cache cleaner and storage analyzer that helps you find and delete files you no longer need. It scans your device for app caches,
duplicate files, leftover data from uninstalled apps, and other removable files, then shows you what was found so you decide what to delete.
CleanX is built around six focused tools:
App Cleaner
Scan installed apps for cache files and other expendable data that can be safely removed. Review results by app, select what to delete, or clean multiple
apps at once.
Corpse Finder
When you uninstall an app, files sometimes get left behind. Corpse Finder locates this residual data from already removed apps and lets you delete it.
System Cleaner
Removes superfluous system files using configurable filter rules, such as old log files, empty folders, and temporary data not tied to any specific app.
Deduplicator
Finds duplicate files on your device, including duplicate photos, videos, and documents. Review duplicates side by side and delete the copies you don't
need.
Storage Analyzer
See which files, folders, and apps take up the most space on your device. A clear overview of your storage usage so you can decide what to keep and what
to remove.
App Control
View and manage installed apps from a single screen. Force stop apps that you don't want running in the background, or disable components you don't need.
Scheduler
Schedule automatic scans on a recurring basis, so CleanX can keep looking for cache files, duplicates, and removable data without you having to remember.
Accessibility Services Declaration
This app uses the AccessibilityService API for optional automation features.
Why does CleanX need Accessibility Services?
Android restricts apps from directly clearing caches or force-stopping other apps. CleanX uses Accessibility Services to perform these actions on your
behalf by navigating through system settings screens automatically.
What does CleanX use Accessibility Services for?
• Selecting the 'Clear Cache' button shown in an app's system info screen (App Cleaner feature)
• Selecting the 'Force Stop' button shown in an app's system info screen (App Control feature)
• Repeating these selections across multiple app info screens
How does it work?
When you trigger an action, CleanX uses this service to interact with Android's settings screens. The service locates and taps the relevant buttons that
Android displays on screen (e.g., 'Clear Cache', 'Force Stop') for you.