Indie dev ships 43rd product: $9 Mac menu-bar tool that hunts memory-hogging AI models
saibharadwaj · x · 2026-09-11
Indie developer jaydeepkarale launched his 43rd product, WTMemory, a $9 one-time Mac menu-bar utility built to answer a vibe-coding-era question: where did all your RAM go?
The tool is tiny (794KB, native Swift, zero Electron, fully offline) and targets AI/developer clutter specifically: it scans local LLM hoards (Ollama, HuggingFace cache, LM Studio/ComfyUI checkpoints — a demo scan found 42.7GB), kills dev servers and heavy apps, clears DNS cache, and cleans Xcode DerivedData and dangling Docker disks. Inspection is free forever; one-click cleanup unlocks at $9 lifetime for up to 3 Macs.
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