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TreeMap-Disk Visualizer
free open-source disk space visualizer for Mac/Windows/linux
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free open-source disk space visualizer for Mac/Windows/linux
5 followers
Blaze through storage clutter with an ultra-fast, 8-way concurrent directory walker that scans 500k files/min. Visualize your drive with a squarified treemap, drill into folders, and filter by globs like node_modules. Smart cleanup safely targets Xcode and browser caches, while a staged SHA-256 duplicate finder only hashes what it needs to, saving your CPU. Track storage growth over time with Trends + Compare views. Best of all, everything goes to the Trash—nothing is ever hard-deleted.
I got tired of paying for CleanMyMac just to answer one question: where did all my disk space go? Existing free tools either hadn't been updated in years or gave you a static snapshot with no way to clean up after. I wanted something fast, fully local, and honest — no upsells, no telemetry, no cloud. TreeMap exists because disk space anxiety shouldn't cost money to fix.
I got tired of paying for CleanMyMac just to answer one question: where did all my disk space go? Existing free tools either hadn't been updated in years or gave you a static snapshot with no way to clean up after. I wanted something fast, fully local, and honest — no upsells, no telemetry, no cloud. TreeMap exists because disk space anxiety shouldn't cost money to fix.
I got tired of paying for CleanMyMac just to answer one question: where did all my disk space go? Existing free tools either hadn't been updated in years or gave you a static snapshot with no way to clean up after. I wanted something fast, fully local, and honest — no upsells, no telemetry, no cloud. TreeMap exists because disk space anxiety shouldn't cost money to fix.
I got tired of paying for CleanMyMac just to answer one question: where did all my disk space go? Existing free tools either hadn't been updated in years or gave you a static snapshot with no way to clean up after. I wanted something fast, fully local, and honest — no upsells, no telemetry, no cloud. TreeMap exists because disk space anxiety shouldn't cost money to fix.