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Last updated: 22 October 2026
Underbrush uses date-based version numbers: year, month, and release (2026.10.0 is the first release in October 2026).
2026.10.0: first preview (October 2026)
The first release of Underbrush.
- See where your space went. Scan a drive or your home folder. The Dashboard shows free space, the folders at the top of the drive, and what kind of files fill it.
- Know what it is. Common space hogs are named in plain words: browser and app caches, temp folders, package caches, build output, emulators, AI models, cloud folders. In temp and cache folders, Underbrush says which app made each part.
- Sorted into piles. Safe to clear, Your call, Cloud and Leave it.
- Free up in one click, or pick item by item in Clean up. You always see the list and the total first.
- Careful by default. Recent files, files in use, git repositories and caches in use by a running build are left alone. Cloud files are made online-only, never deleted.
- History of every scan and clean-up.
- System tab: how hard your computer is working, across disk, memory and CPU.
- Fits your screen. Picks a size on first run; Ctrl + and Ctrl − change it.
- Windows and macOS.
Still stuck? In the app, use Help → Contact support, or open a ticket here.