Clean Sweep Master

Phones fill up quietly. Caches grow, downloaded installers stay behind after you have used them, logs accumulate, and one day there is no room for a photo. Clean Sweep Master goes after that build-up. It scans for app caches, temporary files, leftover installation packages and system logs, then lists what it found and how much space each item takes. Nothing is deleted until you look at the list and agree, which matters because a cleaner that decides on your behalf is a cleaner you cannot trust. Large file cleanup approaches the same problem from the other end. It gathers every image, video, music file and document of five megabytes or more and sorts them by size, so the four gigabytes of forgotten videos at the top of the list become obvious. Most people free far more space in a minute here than by clearing caches. The battery section reports what the system knows but usually hides: current charge status, temperature, voltage and remaining capacity, along with an estimate of how long the charge should last. Temperature is the reading worth watching, since a battery that runs hot regularly ages faster than one that stays cool. Photos and installed apps can also be reviewed and managed from the same place.