swift-menu Container
This folder stores sandboxed app data for swift-menu, including the app files and settings it uses inside your Mac user account.
What is swift-menu Container?
~/Library/Containers/com.iboysoft.swift-menu is the sandbox container for the macOS app swift-menu. On macOS, a container folder keeps an app’s private documents, settings, and working data separated from other apps. This location is used while the app is installed and running, and it can also remain behind after the app has been removed. Users typically encounter this kind of folder when reviewing storage usage, cleaning up old app data, or troubleshooting an app that is not opening or saving settings correctly. If swift-menu is still part of your workflow, this container helps preserve its local state and may include information the app needs to launch normally or remember preferences.
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Safety overview
Status: Use with caution
This is user-level app data, not a macOS system file. Deleting the container can reset swift-menu, remove its saved state, and erase sandboxed data stored only on this Mac. The bundle ID uses com.iboysoft.swift-menu, so if you still use a matching app from iBoysoft or a related component on your Mac, keep the folder until you confirm the app no longer needs it.
Recommendation: Keep this folder if you still use swift-menu or want to preserve its local settings and data. If the app has already been uninstalled and you no longer need its saved information, you can remove the container; the main effect is losing any remaining local app data tied to that installation.
File path
~/Library/Containers/com.iboysoft.swift-menu
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