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Bulk Crap Uninstaller v5.7
(www.bcuninstaller.com)
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Tbh, that's the only platform where it is needed?
Hey now, I've cluttered up my Linux installs on my own just fine. Over the years I've installed quite a bit of stuff I used once then didn't need again.
Try distrobox out. Install those one-time use apps, then when done, remove the distrobox container. You can even specify its own home directory when creating one with --home (or -H). All cleaned up then.
Android
I often make use that various non-windows package managers allow removing things in bulk.