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Sifty

Sifty is an open-source maintenance tool for Windows that is built to be hard to misuse: it previews every change, deletes only to the Recycle Bin, and can undo any clean. It clears junk and caches, analyzes disk usage, finds duplicate files, and manages apps, startup items and...

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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Platforms

  • Windows
  • Python
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  1.  Privacy focused

Features

  1.  Works Offline
  2.  No registration required
  3.  Command line interface
  4.  Ad-free
  5.  No Tracking
  6.  Python-based
  7.  Duplicate File Finder
  8.  Disk Maintenance
  9.  Tui
  10.  Built-in AI Assistant

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GitHub repository

  •  119 Stars
  •  23 Forks
  •  20 Open Issues
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What is Sifty?

Sifty is an open-source maintenance tool for Windows that is built to be hard to misuse: it previews every change, deletes only to the Recycle Bin, and can undo any clean. It clears junk and caches, analyzes disk usage, finds duplicate files, and manages apps, startup items and updates. It also cleans the clutter other cleaners ignore: stray node_modules and build output, orphaned git worktrees, and bloated WSL2 disks. Drive it from a scriptable CLI or a full-screen terminal UI.

The optional AI assistant runs locally via Ollama: nothing leaves your machine, and it only ever sees file metadata (names, sizes, paths), never file contents.