Storage Cleaner: Junk & Cache

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About this app

Storage Cleaner shows you what is actually taking up room on your phone — and lets you clear it without guesswork, fake warnings or pressure.

Every figure you see is measured on your device. Nothing is estimated, nothing is inflated.

■ Storage at a glance
A single ring shows how much of your storage is in use. Before you scan, Storage Cleaner says "calculating" instead of inventing a number — you only ever see figures it has actually measured.

■ App manager — usually the biggest win
Sort every app by size, install date or last used, and see a real breakdown of app, data and cache for each one. Filter for apps you haven't opened in 30, 60 or 90 days. One forgotten app is often worth more space than every junk file combined.

■ Large files
Find documents, archives, installers and audio that quietly grew large. Filter by type, by minimum size (10 MB to 1 GB) and by how long it's been since you touched them.

■ Junk and leftovers
Outdated installer files, empty folders and stray temporary files. Storage Cleaner tells you plainly what it can and cannot reach — Android does not let any app delete another app's cache, so we show you the size and take you to the right system screen instead of pretending otherwise.

■ Preview before you delete
Every deletion opens a preview first: how many items, how much space, what types, and the largest files by name. You confirm, not the app.

■ Trash — undo for 7 days
Deleted items move to Trash and can be restored for 7 days, back to the folder they came from.

■ What we don't do
· No fake warnings or red "danger" screens
· No nagging notifications — Storage Cleaner creates no notification channel at all
· No uploading your files: every scan runs on your device
· No claims about speed, RAM or battery — cleaning storage frees storage, and that's what we say

■ Permissions, kept minimal
Storage Cleaner asks only for what a feature needs, and each screen works or clearly explains itself if you decline. Usage access is optional and used solely to show when you last opened an app.

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What’s new

First release.