Cache Cleaner APP - Auto-Clear All App Cache on Android

Cache Cleaner is an open-source Android application designed to automate the process of clearing app cache. Since Android 6 restricted the ability to wipe all cache at once, this utility uses accessibility services to individually clear temporary data for selected applications, saving time and storage space.

I found that manually opening the settings to wipe storage data for every single application takes way too much time on newer Android versions. Running this tool automates those repetitive taps by using the accessibility service to do the heavy lifting in the background. You instantly get your storage back without losing any personal files or logins.

Core Features

• Automated clearing: Replaces manual navigation to the "App Info" and "Storage" menus to delete temporary files.
• Custom lists: Build personalized groups of specific software so you only wipe data from the targets you select.
• Broad compatibility: Works perfectly with User Apps, System Apps, or All Apps at the exact same time.
• UI adaptable: Add extra search text to make the tool function properly on heavily customized Android skins like MIUI.
• Safe wiping: Leaves your personal accounts, passwords, and important documents untouched while targeting temporary junk.

Support & Requirements

This app requires Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) or higher. Recent changelogs confirm full support up through Android 16 and Android 17. You must grant Usage Stats and Accessibility service permissions for the automation process to run successfully.

How to Install

1. Download the latest Cache Cleaner file to your device storage.
2. Open your file manager, tap the downloaded file, and allow installation from unknown sources if prompted.
3. Launch the app, grant the requested Accessibility and Usage Stats permissions, and start building your clean-up list.

Why Choose This Tool?

Unlike standard commercial cleaners packed with ads, this open-source project does exactly one job. Google restricted mass-cache clearing on modern Android devices, but this workaround legally uses standard APIs to simulate human taps. If you own a Xiaomi or Huawei device, remember to disable their aggressive battery savers so the background service communicates properly without unexpectedly stopping.