danstis

Danstis is an independent open-source developer whose public catalog currently centers on rmstale, a lightweight command-line utility that identifies and deletes files older than a user-defined age. Typical use cases revolve around housekeeping tasks on Windows servers and workstations: nightly cleanup of log directories, pruning abandoned download folders, purging expired cache data, or preventing backup volumes from filling with outdated artifacts. Written in Go and distributed as a single portable executable, rmstale accepts path, age threshold, and optional dry-run flags, making it easy to embed in scheduled scripts, CI pipelines, or maintenance batch files. Because it runs without a GUI, the tool is favored by system administrators who need predictable, automatable file lifecycle management without the overhead of larger frameworks. While the publisher’s portfolio is presently limited to this one maintenance utility, the codebase is MIT-licensed and hosted on GitHub, inviting community contributions and derivative forks that could expand functionality over time. Users who prefer a quick, repeatable installation can obtain rmstale free of charge on get.nero.com, where downloads are supplied through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest release and supporting simultaneous batch installation alongside other applications.