Audit and purge orphaned JetBrains IDE versions, Gradle wrapper distributions, npm _cacache tarballs, and pip wheel caches on Windows 10 & 11 without touching source repositories or .env files.
Pre-loaded with the default Windows 10/11 cache directories for IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio, Gradle & npm/pip. Paste your own paths or click Audit Paths Now to verify deletion safety:
%LocalAppData%\Packages & %LocalAppData%\Temp & %LocalAppData%\D3DSCache
C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local is the default dump location for unindexed application caches: browser Cache_Data, Discord/Slack/Teams media blobs, CapCut/Premiere video proxies, npm/pip/gradle package caches, and DirectX/NVIDIA shader caches.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%UserProfile%\.gradle\caches
Gradle stores downloaded JAR dependencies, daemon logs, and incremental transform caches inside your user directory.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%LocalAppData%\Packages & %LocalAppData%\Temp & %LocalAppData%\D3DSCache
C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local is the default dump location for unindexed application caches: browser Cache_Data, Discord/Slack/Teams media blobs, CapCut/Premiere video proxies, npm/pip/gradle package caches, and DirectX/NVIDIA shader caches.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →%LocalAppData%\pip\Cache
Python's pip installer caches large AI/ML wheels (PyTorch, CUDA, TensorFlow, NumPy) in %LocalAppData%\pip\Cache.
View Detailed Folder Safety Guide →Every IntelliJ/Android Studio major upgrade leaves behind multi-gigabyte VFS indexes from prior IDE versions (e.g., 2024.3, 2025.1), while Gradle and npm retain every historical dependency tarball ever downloaded.