Symbiote: Save disk space with symlinks

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Gary, the maker of Symbiote. This one started with a frustration: my Mac mini's internal drive was always full, while a perfectly good external drive sat right next to it, but apps and big files all want ( or actually need ) to live on the internal disk. Symbiote fixes that with symbolic links: keep the real files on your external drive, and they still show up exactly where you expect — in /Applications, your Documents, an Obsidian vault, wherever. No copying, no duplicates, just lightweight pointers that take up almost no space. Best of all, when you remove or add a file, it automatically syncs the symlinks. This is Symbiote 2.0: a complete rebuild, and a free update for existing users: • Multiple source → destination pairs, each toggled on/off • Real‑time syncing that only processes what changed • Auto‑resumes when your external drive reconnects • Per‑pair status + live link counts, Sync Now, runs from the menu bar • Sandboxed and private — collects zero data It sits quietly in your menu bar and just keeps everything linked. I'd love to hear: where are you running low on space, and what would you point Symbiote at first? Happy to answer any questions 🙏