FlowDeck macOS 0.12.0 gives you a real way to see where your disk space went, and to start a project without leaving the app.

Tools > Disk Cleanup

A new scan-and-select tool shows exactly where FlowDeck's footprint on disk went, across sessions, worktrees, Xcode derived data, simulators and runtimes, and other build artifacts, and lets you reclaim precisely what you select. Categories are sorted alphabetically with a summary of what's safe to remove and what would cost you a rebuild, so nothing gets trashed by accident.

New project creation

FlowDeck can now scaffold a brand-new project for you, with improved Xcode project-file selection built directly into the flow. Start from nothing and be building in FlowDeck within a minute.

Paste images and files into chat

Cmd+V now works alongside drag-and-drop: paste an image or a file straight into the chat to attach it, no more dragging from Finder for a quick screenshot.

A better log viewer

The log viewer got a right-click context menu with a Copy All option, and keyboard shortcuts now work correctly through proper focus handling, so copying and navigating logs feels like a native macOS view.

Faster access to open actions

The "Open in" submenu is gone. Editor, Finder, and Xcode actions now surface directly in context menus and the toolbar, with full Xcode support added alongside them.

Fixes

• Merge conflicts on a PR are now checked first and surface immediately, instead of being stalled behind the unsettled-checks gate.

Update

FlowDeck macOS updates automatically. To update now, choose FlowDeck > Check for Updates.