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Temp Cleaner, published by RobertasTa and currently at version 1.2 (with two versions released to date), is a transparent temporary-file cleaning utility for Windows that falls into the system maintenance and disk cleanup category. Its purpose is to locate temporary-file locations on a Windows system and help users clean them safely while explaining every decision the tool makes. Each discovered location receives a risk colour classification: GREEN indicates files safe to clean, YELLOW flags items that must be confirmed one by one, BLUE marks locations found but never suggested for deletion because something is being written there at that moment or the location belongs to a sync client or paid software, and RED designates view-only locations where cleaning is disabled. Every skipped file is explained with a reason code such as AGE, LOCKED, or JUNCTION, and every action taken is written to a full audit log so users can review what happened. A preview mode shows exactly what would be deleted before anything is touched, which makes the software suitable for cautious users, support technicians, and anyone who wants visibility into what a cleaner actually does rather than trusting an opaque one-click process. A right-click "What is this?" menu provides explanations of found programs through an offline knowledge base containing 66 vendor entries, adding an educational dimension to routine cleanup tasks. Temp Cleaner is distributed as a single portable executable requiring no installation, with a user interface available in English and Lithuanian, and it operates without telemetry or network access, which makes it appropriate for privacy-conscious environments and offline machines. The publisher positions it as a companion to Windows built-in tools rather than a replacement, since it targets the application cache areas that Storage Sense does not see. Typical use cases include reclaiming disk space from accumulated application caches, auditing cleanup activity on managed systems, and performing verifiable, explained maintenance on personal computers.
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