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Most cleaners are generic or risky. Snaparc is built for developers and creators who lose space to Xcode, Docker, npm, Adobe, and more. • Toolchain-aware scanning with clear risk levels • Full path previews before any cleanup • Project Pack — archive old projects into verifiedsnaparc files with BLAKE3 checksums • Trash-first and cross-platform (macOS, Windows, Linux) Reclaim space safely, and hibernate old projects instead of deleting them.
I built Snaparc because I was tired of Xcode, Docker, and creative tools quietly eating tens of gigabytes — and of cleaners that either felt unsafe or didn’t understand developer/creative workflows.
The goal was simple: • Show exactly what can be cleaned (with risk levels) • Never delete anything permanently by default • Give a proper way to pack old projects so they can be restored later
Project Pack became the feature I use the most myself. Being able to archive a project with checksums and bring it back intact feels much better than just deleting folders.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone who regularly fights disk space on macOS, Windows, or Linux.
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About Snaparc on Product Hunt
“Reclaim disk space. Pack old projects safely.”
Snaparc was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #248 on the daily leaderboard. Most cleaners are generic or risky. Snaparc is built for developers and creators who lose space to Xcode, Docker, npm, Adobe, and more. • Toolchain-aware scanning with clear risk levels • Full path previews before any cleanup • Project Pack — archive old projects into verifiedsnaparc files with BLAKE3 checksums • Trash-first and cross-platform (macOS, Windows, Linux) Reclaim space safely, and hibernate old projects instead of deleting them.
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Kian V.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Snaparc because I was tired of Xcode, Docker, and creative tools quietly eating tens of gigabytes — and of cleaners that either felt unsafe or didn’t understand developer/creative workflows.
The goal was simple:
• Show exactly what can be cleaned (with risk levels)
• Never delete anything permanently by default
• Give a proper way to pack old projects so they can be restored later
Project Pack became the feature I use the most myself. Being able to archive a project with checksums and bring it back intact feels much better than just deleting folders.
Would love your feedback — especially from anyone who regularly fights disk space on macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Thanks for checking it out!
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