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K8 is a family of Windows deduplication and cleanup tools published by LilBuba, currently at version 1.8.0, with one version listed in total. The software falls into the file management and disk cleanup category, and it is built on a single guiding principle: the user buys it once, runs it locally, and it never phones home. There is no account requirement, no cloud dependency, and no telemetry of any kind, making it a fully private, offline-capable utility for Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems. The family is organized into three specialized tools that address different cleanup needs. K8 Bionic focuses on finding duplicate files, photos, and media, helping users reclaim disk space consumed by redundant content. K8 Cruft targets regenerable developer junk, such as node_modules directories and build artifacts, which accumulate over time and can occupy substantial storage on development machines. K8 Media is designed for creators and deduplicates video, photo, and audio libraries, streamlining large collections that often contain repeated assets. Across all three tools, safety is a central design feature: every operation runs with a quarantine-and-restore safety net, so nothing is ever hard-deleted and any removal can be reversed if needed. This approach allows users to clean aggressively without risking permanent data loss. K8 is suitable for general users looking to free up space from duplicate personal files, for developers who want to clear disposable project clutter, and for content creators managing large media libraries. The licensing model is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription, and every licence is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Because the entire toolset operates 100% locally, users retain full control over their data while performing safe, reversible cleanup operations on their Windows machines.
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