PersonalCleaner v1.3 — I Didn't Add More Features. I Made It Easier to Use.

PersonalCleaner v1.3 — A Cleaner UI for a Cleaner Windows Experience 🧹

When I released PersonalCleaner v1.2, I focused on building an honest Windows cleaner — no scareware, no fake "3,000 problems found!" warnings, and no unnecessary upsells.

For v1.3, I decided to focus on something different:

Make PersonalCleaner easier and more pleasant to use.

The biggest change is the GUI/UX redesign.

✨ What's new in v1.3?
🎨 Cleaner, more modern desktop interface
🧭 Simple sidebar navigation
📊 New Dashboard with system overview and quick actions
🧹 Improved Clean page with clearer cleanup options
🪟 Smaller, centered default window
⏳ New startup splash/loading experience
📌 System tray support
💾 Tray preference is remembered between launches
🤫 Background maintenance can run silently without opening the main window
👀 See it in action

Instead of explaining the new UI with a long list of screenshots, here's a quick demo:

The goal is simple:

Open → understand → choose → clean.

No complicated menus. No confusing workflow.

🧠 Same philosophy. Better experience.

The interface changed, but the philosophy didn't.

PersonalCleaner is still:

Free • Open Source • MIT Licensed • Local • No scareware

You can see exactly what you're about to clean before taking action.

🚀 Get PersonalCleaner v1.3

PersonalCleaner v1.3 is available now.

👉 Download PersonalCleaner v1.3

It's free to try, and the source code is available on GitHub.

If you try it, I'd love to hear what you think about the new UI/UX — especially what feels intuitive and what still needs improvement.