Treemap
Area is size. Nesting is folders.

Disk space, explained
DiskDuo scans your Mac in seconds and shows you every byte — nine ways, in colour, all in sync. Then it helps you clear space without ever touching what matters.
Nine views
Every view reads the same scan and keeps the same selection. Pick a folder in the treemap and it is still picked in the sunburst, the list and the map.
Area is size. Nesting is folders.
One level at a time, as cards.
Rings go deeper as they go out.
Each row is one level deeper.
Folders as circles, packed inside their parents.
Your largest folders as a radial map.
Heaviest first. Scroll for the rest.
When your bytes were last touched.
Every folder as an expandable list.
Safe by construction
You stage what you want gone. You see the list, and what each item is. You confirm. Then it goes to the Trash — never straight off the disk.
Caches, build output, old simulators and downloads you forgot, found for you.
Byte-identical copies, checked to the byte. Clones that free nothing are left out.
Each app and everything it left behind, with the reason each file was matched.
What is growing right now, folder by folder, as it happens.
Private
No analytics. No crash reporting. No account. DiskDuo contacts us to activate your licence and to check for updates — never to report what is on your disk.
Pricing
DiskDuo for Mac
$7.99
Questions
No. Nothing is removed until you stage it, review the list and confirm. Everything goes to the Trash, where you can put it back.
The system folders are blocked outright — not hidden, blocked, in the engine rather than the interface. DiskDuo will not stage them however they are reached.
Nothing about your files. DiskDuo has no analytics and no crash reporting. It talks to our server to sign you in, to check your licence and to look for updates, and that is all.
Download DiskDuo, sign in with Apple or Google, and buy it inside the app. You pay once, it is yours, and every 1.x update is included.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. One build runs natively on both.