I've been testing Cleaning Go for a few weeks now, and it's become my go-to for quick storage maintenance. The interface is clean and intuitive—you open the app, tap 'Scan,' and within seconds it shows you exactly what's taking up space: cached data, residual files, duplicate photos, even old downloads you forgot about. One feature I really appreciate is the breakdown by file type; it helped me realize I had gigabytes of old podcast episodes I'd already listened to. Where it really shines is its one-tap cleaning option. I use it every Sunday as part of my weekly phone routine—clears about 1-2GB of cache from social media and streaming apps without affecting my login sessions or preferences. It also includes a dedicated 'App Manager' to bulk uninstall applications, which came in handy when I was setting up my mom's phone and needed to remove pre-installed bloatware quickly. It's not without its quirks, though. Occasionally, the ads between scans can feel a bit intrusive, but they're skippable after a few seconds. Also, while it does a great job with common file types, it sometimes overlooks very app-specific temporary files. But for a free tool, it’s reliable and does what it promises without overcomplicating things.