| What it does | Free Mac menu bar app that frees RAM from simulators, emulators, daemons and dev servers
| Turn any screenshot into JSON your CLI agent can read
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| Pricing model | Freemium
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| Pricing | Free: $0, with no time limit. Includes full list, stopping, Clean slate, dev server and agent rules, disk scan, CLI and MCP server. Every install includes 14 days of Pro. Pro: $19 once for 2 Macs, with every 1.x update. Adds memory warnings, simulator/emulator/daemon/sleep rules, undo, and disk clea
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| Key features | - Lists all running simulators, emulators, Gradle daemons, containers and dev servers with their RAM usage
- Stop processes using their native tools (simctl, adb, docker stop) instead of force-killing
- One-click Clean slate to free idle processes while protecting databases and active builds
- Automatic rules for dev servers, simulators, emulators and daemons (Pro)
- Disk scan showing Xcode DerivedData, old simulator runtimes, unused Android images and node_modules (Free)
- CLI and MCP server for AI agents to check running processes and free ports
- Memory pressure alerts and automatic cleanup (Pro)
| - Capture any area or whole scrolling pages with keyboard shortcuts
- Annotate with arrows, callouts, and highlights
- Autoscroll for long page captures
- Supports Mac Apple Silicon and Windows 10/11
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| What makes it different | - Stops each process type the way its own tool does (simctl, adb, docker) instead of force-killing
- Groups processes by type (simulators, emulators, daemons, containers, servers) unlike Activity Monitor which lists raw processes
- Pay once, no subscriptions or recurring charges
- Free tier includes full menu bar app with stopping and Clean slate; Pro only adds automatic rules and extras
- Never stops databases, builds in progress or system processes without confirmation
| - Terminal agents finally have eyes to see screenshots as structured data
- Annotations export as structured intent pointing at specific elements
- No login, no uploads, processing stays on your machine
- Open MIT schema allows building custom exporters
- Handles long pages by splitting into readable frames with unified JSON
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 14 ▲ +1 (up) since last check | 12 ▲ +1 (up) since last check |
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| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 0 | 5 |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 0 | 28 |
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| Referring domains (Majestic) | 1 | 87 |
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