Hyduri Code, for developers
Every project,found and tidied.
Hyduri Code finds every code project on your Mac, shows what can be freed and what isn't safe yet, and tidies it without ever deleting anything.
Finds every project
In your usual code folders and any you add, with each one's size, when it was last touched and its rebuildable folders.
Frees gigabytes safely
node_modules, build caches and the like go to the Trash after a final check, and Undo puts them back, even after closing.
A Git check-up
Unpushed commits, uncommitted changes, stale branches and big files in the history, read without changing anything.
Duplicate clones
The same repository cloned twice, and folders named copy, old or backup, so you can see what's really yours.
Archives you can trust
A project is zipped without its clutter or secret files, unpacked again, and every file checked before anything is offered for removal.
History backed up
Every branch and tag saved with a Git bundle, verified, with plain restore steps beside it. Hyduri Vault can hold it.
Impact report
Know what's safe
Each suggestion has a risk level, the space it saves and the checks behind it, and always starts with keeping a copy.
Free Up Space
Gigabytes back in a click
Only folders that can be rebuilt with one command are offered, and each is checked again just before it moves.
Undo
Nothing is ever gone
Every move is written in a journal, so Undo works even after the app has been closed.
Built for trust
It reads, it suggests, and it never deletes
Git runs read-only, nothing leaves your Mac, and everything moved goes to the Trash with Undo.
Once, for up to 2 Macs, with a 7-day free trial. Any two paid-once Hyduri apps are $49 and all three are $59. Also in Hyduri One.
Good to know
Will it break my projects?
No. It only offers folders that a single command rebuilds, and checks each again just before moving it to the Trash.
Does it upload my code?
No. Everything happens on your Mac. Backups go to a folder you choose, a cloud drive's folder, or Hyduri Vault.
Which languages?
Any project with Git or a known project file. Import tracing covers JavaScript, TypeScript and Python today.
Which Macs?
macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.