Clean Wave enters a crowded market of Android optimization tools with a straightforward approach to storage management. The app positions itself as a basic cleaning solution for users needing to free up device space without complex features or advanced system optimization. Developed by TopyGames, it targets the segment of Android users who prefer simplicity over comprehensive system utilities. The core functionality revolves around scanning for cache files, residual data from uninstalled apps, and duplicate media files. Users can initiate quick scans that typically take 30-60 seconds on average devices, with the option for deeper analysis of specific storage areas. The cleaning process includes a preview of files marked for deletion, allowing selective removal rather than bulk cleaning. Additional tools include an application manager for batch uninstalling apps and a file analyzer that categorizes storage usage by file type. Real-world usage reveals a mixed experience. During testing on mid-range Android devices, the app successfully identified approximately 1.2GB of cache files and temporary data after routine use. The interface follows conventional cleaning app patterns with large scan buttons and color-coded storage visualizations. However, navigation sometimes feels clunky with occasional lag when switching between tabs. The duplicate file finder works adequately for photos and documents but struggles with music file recognition. User feedback, while limited, indicates recurring themes in app store comments. Several users mention satisfactory cache cleaning results but report inconsistent performance across different Android versions. One common complaint involves the app occasionally misidentifying important files for deletion, though the preview feature helps mitigate this risk. The 2.8 rating primarily stems from performance issues on older devices and occasional advertising interruptions during cleaning operations. Clean Wave delivers adequate basic cleaning functionality but falls short of more polished competitors. The app works sufficiently for occasional storage maintenance but lacks the refined experience and reliability of established alternatives. Users seeking simple, no-frills cleaning might find it serviceable, though the current rating accurately reflects its limitations in consistency and performance optimization.