I built a tool to detect and remove dead code in Python projects - thoughts and feedback?

Have you ever opened a big Python project and felt overwhelmed by hundreds of files, not knowing which ones are actually used and which are just sitting there collecting dust? Unused functions, orphaned classes, whole modules that nobody touches anymore… it’s a pain. You waste hours manually checking what’s safe to delete, debugging gets slower, and the whole codebase turns into a mess you’re scared to touch. That’s exactly why I created DeadCode Hunter. It’s a simple, no-nonsense static analysis tool that scans your Python project and tells you precisely what’s dead: files, functions, classes, methods, everything. It works by parsing the AST so it’s accurate, flags anything dynamic so you don’t get false positives, and shows results in a clean tree view you can actually understand. You get both a drag-and-drop GUI (perfect if you’re not a CLI person) and a command-line version for automation. No Python installation required, zero dependencies, runs completely offline on Windows, and you can export reports as TXT or JSON to share with your team or keep for later. One license works on up to 3 PCs, and it supports scanning multiple projects at once. I’ve used it on my own code and was shocked how much useless stuff had piled up. Cleaning it up made everything faster, lighter, and way easier to maintain. For $7 it’s honestly a steal if you’re tired of bloated repos slowing you down. Check it out here: https://payhip.com/b/cbLxe If you’ve ever dealt with dead code in a large project, I’d love to hear your story. What’s the worst mess you’ve had to clean up?