Byot Cache Cleaner

Byot Cache Cleaner clears every cache layer a WordPress site typically accumulates, from a single modern dashboard, instead of hunting through several different tools.

What it cleans:

• Object cache (internal WordPress cache or external stores such as Memcached/Redis)

• Expired and orphaned transients

• Database bloat: post revisions, auto-drafts, trashed posts, spam/trashed comments, orphaned post and comment meta, plus table optimization

• Filesystem cache directories left behind by other caching tools

• OPcache (when the extension is available on the server)

• APCu user cache (when the extension is available on the server)

• Stale PHP session files

• Rewrite rules (permalink structure)

• Asset/browser cache version, for cache-busting

Included tools:

• One-click “Super Clean” that runs every layer at once

• Advanced tab to trigger any single cleanup layer on its own

• Optional daily auto-clean, scheduled through WP-Cron

• Activity log with a history of every cleanup run

• Admin bar shortcut to clean cache from anywhere in wp-admin

• Dashboard widget with a quick cache status overview

Notes on the database cleanup

The database cleanup step permanently removes trashed posts and spam/trashed comments as part of its standard run. Review your trash before using it if you might need to recover something — this step is irreversible by design, same as emptying WordPress’s own trash.

Notes on OPcache / APCu

Those two actions only have an effect if the corresponding PHP extension is installed and enabled by your host. If it isn’t, the dashboard reports the layer as “Inactive” and the action safely does nothing.