SD Maid 2/SE - System Cleaner2.2.2-rc0

SD Maid 2/SE cleans leftover app data, logs, crash reports, temporary files, and unfamiliar folders so Android storage stays orderly and usable. It compares files with installed apps to identify which app created them, helping you remove clutter with more confidence instead of deleting blindly. CorpseFinder locates remnants left outside an app’s designated folders after uninstalling, identifies their former owner, and assists with removing them.

SystemCleaner searches for empty folders, temporary files, installed-app leftovers, and other criteria, including rules you define yourself, while AppCleaner targets disposable files such as thumbnails, trash contents, and offline caches. AppControl presents enabled, disabled, user, and system apps in one searchable, sortable manager for controlling the installed software. StorageAnalyzer shows how apps, media, system data, and other files occupy device storage, SD cards, and USB devices.

Deduplicator finds identical files and similar images, including repeated downloads, shared photos, and near-duplicate scenes. Swiper lets you review a chosen folder one file at a time with keep, delete, or skip gestures, review the pending decisions, and save a session for later; Media Squeeze reduces image size through adjustable quality settings without deleting the photos. Optional AccessibilityService features can press buttons across multiple apps to automate tasks such as deleting caches, and the service is not used to collect information.

This ad-free successor to SD Maid 1/Legacy suits people tidying phones after uninstallations, investigating storage growth, or managing large photo collections; some features require a paid upgrade. On Android 8.0 or newer, it supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86, and is open-source Developer Tools software. Version 2.2.2-rc0 brings bug fixes and small improvements intended to recover more space with less hassle; update problems can be reported through Settings > Support, with replies sometimes taking time because the project is handled by one person, though every report is read.