The PCs the whole house shares. Cared for without breaking them.
For the household tech person. Revertible changes, one inventory of what everyone installed, and a browser extension check. Family covers 5 PCs.
Free · Windows 10 and 11
The problem.
You are the one the household calls when a PC acts up, and half the time you are fixing a machine you do not use yourself. Something got installed, nobody remembers installing it, and the safe-looking fix you try today is the thing you get blamed for next week. Keeping several PCs healthy should not depend on remembering what you changed on each one.
Fixing the family PCs is a job you never applied for, and the tools do not make it easier. Windows scatters installed software across three different surfaces, cleanup utilities assume the person running them made the mess, and one wrong removal on your mother's laptop buys you a month of phone calls.
eclean is built so caring for a PC does not mean gambling with it. The inventory shows what everyone installed, previews show what cleanup will remove before it runs, and applied tweaks keep a route back. The free tier covers all of that on Windows 10 and 11, and when you want one license across the household, Family covers 5 PCs.
The revert history is the family-tech feature nobody markets. On your own PC you remember what you changed. On your father's PC, three weeks later, you do not, and the history answers the question his phone call raises. Every applied tweak sits in a list that says what changed and when, and supported changes revert from the same place. A fix you can undo from the couch is a different kind of favor than a fix you have to remember.
Browser extensions deserve their place in the routine, because they are where shared PCs pick up the strangest passengers. A free PDF converter here, a coupon finder there, each one installed in good faith by somebody. The inventory shows extensions across supported browsers next to the desktop programs and Windows apps, so the monthly look-through covers the browser too, and removing what nobody trusts anymore takes the same preview-then-decide shape as everything else.
The tweaks named further down suit machines that belong to people who did not choose their defaults. Stopping Windows from installing suggested apps, dropping the advertising identifier, and keeping apps from running in the background are quiet changes that make a parent's PC calmer without changing how anything they use works. Each one explains itself first, in words you can read aloud over the phone.
What eclean does here.
One inventory of what everyone installed
When nobody remembers installing something, the install date and publisher tell the story. Desktop apps, Store apps, and browser extensions share one inventory, so the mystery install and the untrusted extension go the same way. Leftover watch, part of Pro, flags apps removed some other way.
Pro covers 2 PCs. Family covers 5.
In Uninstaller
Cleanup you can show before it runs
Nothing is removed from someone else's PC without a preview. Clutter appears by category with the space it frees, so you can walk a parent through exactly what is about to happen, or check it yourself before pressing the button.
In Cleaner
Changes that leave a trail
Every tweak describes what it changes in plain language, and Optimizer keeps a history so supported changes can be reverted from the same place they were applied. On a PC you visit once a month, that trail is the difference between a fix and a mystery.
In Optimizer
Free on Windows 10 and 11, no trial timer.
Download freeThe tweaks, by name. Each one explains itself before it runs.
Disable Content Delivery
Stops Windows from automatically installing suggested apps, showing app recommendations in the Start menu, and displaying tips and advertisements throughout the system.
Disable Advertising ID
Prevents Windows from assigning you a unique advertising identifier used by apps and advertisers to track your activity and serve personalized ads across applications.
Disable Background Apps
Prevents apps from running in the background when not actively in use. This reduces CPU and memory usage, extends battery life on laptops, and improves overall system responsiveness.
Every tweak above changes Windows settings, and applied changes land in a history. See how Optimizer works
Proof, then limits.
What you can check
Browser extensions can be reviewed across supported browsers and removed when they are no longer used or trusted.
In UninstallerOptimizer keeps a history of what was applied, and supported changes can be reverted from the same place.
In Optimizer
Where eclean stops
eclean is maintenance, not protection. It is not an antivirus and it has no parental controls.
It cannot stop anyone from installing the next thing. The inventory helps you find it afterward.
If eclean steps over a line here, tell us and we'll fix it.
What Pro adds here.
These are the additions the modules on this page gate. Pro covers up to 2 PCs, and Family covers up to 5.
Quiet uninstall skips the screens of uninstallers eclean recognizes
In Uninstaller
Leftover watch tells you within minutes when an app is removed outside eclean, so you can check what it left
In Uninstaller
Still deciding? Fair questions, answered.
Can I use one license on several PCs?
A Pro license covers up to 2 PCs you personally use, so install eclean on your desktop and laptop with the same account. For a household with several people, the Family plan shares Pro across up to 5 PCs, each with their own account.
What are the plans?
Free, Pro, and Family. Pro covers up to 2 PCs you personally use and adds upkeep that runs on its own, like weekly cleanup. Family shares Pro across up to 5 PCs in your household, each with their own account. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Is eclean safe to download?
Yes. The installer is a single signed file from our own release server, with no bundled extras. While our signing certificate is new, Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm the publisher, which reads eclean Labs AB, the company that signs our Windows installer. What the app collects, and what it never touches, is documented in the trust center.