Trimo: TV Cleaner & Debloat

Running out of space on your Android TV, Google TV or TV box? Trimo is a storage cleaner and debloater built for the TV. It shows exactly where your space went, clears junk files and app caches, helps you uninstall apps you no longer use and switches off pre-installed bloatware – reversibly, with no root, no computer and no ADB commands. Everything runs on the TV and is controlled with the remote.

What Trimo does
• Storage breakdown – a ring chart of used space by category (apps, system apps, files and media, system and other), measured on your TV. If something can't be measured, Trimo says "Not measured" instead of guessing.
• Junk cleaner – scans for temporary files, logs, old backups, unfinished downloads and thumbnail leftovers. Photos, videos and music are never suggested.
• Big files – browse the largest videos, images, audio files and archives and mark exactly what to delete.
• App uninstaller – every installed app sorted by size with its last-used date; remove several at once.
• Cache cleaner – clear the cached files of all apps in one step. Accounts, settings and app data stay.
• Debloat – disable or remove pre-installed apps you never open, such as screensavers, diagnostics and bug-report services. A Safe / Your call / Keep / Protected rating shows how risky each app is. Anything your TV needs to start, show the home screen or open Settings is protected and can't be selected.
• Undo – every Debloat change is written to a journal first. Restore one app or use Undo all changes. After each action you also have 15 seconds to revert it.

Built for the remote
Every screen is designed for the D-pad and for reading from the sofa. No mouse, keyboard or phone needed. The interface follows the language of your TV: English, Español, Português, हिन्दी, العربية, Русский, Deutsch, Français, Bahasa Indonesia and Türkçe.

Free to use, one-time unlock for Debloat
Measuring, scanning, deleting files, uninstalling apps, clearing caches, Restore and Undo are free. Disabling or removing system apps in Debloat is a one-time purchase in Google Play – no subscription. No ads and no accounts; only anonymous usage statistics (Google Analytics for Firebase).

Set up Debloat once
Debloat and cache clearing talk to your TV's own USB debugging service on 127.0.0.1, so that connection never leaves the TV. Turn it on once: Settings → Device Preferences → About → press Build 7 times, then Settings → Developer options → USB debugging. In Trimo press Connect and choose "Always allow" on the TV. Debloat actions need Android 8 or newer; everything else works from Android 5.0.

Why Trimo asks for access
• All files access – to scan and delete only the files you mark.
• Usage access – to show app sizes and last-used dates.
• List of installed apps – the whole purpose of Apps and Debloat.
• Internet – to reach the TV's own debug service on 127.0.0.1 and to send anonymous usage statistics.
Trimo has no ads and no accounts. It sends anonymous usage statistics (which screens and features are used, counts, size ranges and whether an action succeeded) through Google Analytics for Firebase – never file names, app names or personal data. Google Play handles the purchase. Details: trimo.gitlab.io/privacy.html

Use Trimo to free up space on an Android TV box that says storage is full, to clear the cache of every app, or to remove bloatware that came with your TV. Install it and see where your space went.

Honest by design: Trimo does not stop apps or free RAM. It frees storage, which helps when a TV is nearly full, and removes clutter by disabling what you never use.

Android, Google TV and Google Play are trademarks of Google LLC. Trimo is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.