Ghost in the machine
The apps you uninstalled left ghosts behind.
Reading the last report…
This page runs the scan on your computer through a tiny helper you run once. Nothing is uploaded; the page only talks to 127.0.0.1.
macOS and most Linux already have it. On Windows you can skip this if you use the .exe in step 3; otherwise get it from python.org and tick Add python.exe to PATH.
From ollama.com. Open it once. It runs the AI model on your machine; the model itself is downloaded from this page later, one click.
Open Terminal (on a Mac: press ⌘+Space, type Terminal, press Enter), paste this line and press Enter:
curl -fsSL https://raushanichaudhary.github.io/app-graveyard/run.sh | sh
Once. It puts the 1 MB helper in ~/.app-graveyard and registers it to run quietly in the background from now on, including after a restart. You can close Terminal afterwards; this page then just has a Scan button. Why a line and not a download? A web page is not allowed to start programs on your computer, and macOS blocks downloaded programs that are not Apple-signed. Standalone builds are on the releases page.
Double-click it. Windows will show a blue "Windows protected your PC" screen because the file is not signed: click More info, then Run anyway. A small window opens and stays open; this page connects by itself. Python is not needed for this route.
Prefer no .exe? Download the ZIP, unzip it and double-click App Graveyard.bat (needs Python 3 from step 1).
Waiting for the helper on this computer… this page connects by itself the moment it starts. If the browser asks to allow access to your local network, allow it.