Space

The heavy things
come to the top.

Every folder sized and ranked, as a map or as a list, with an inspector that tells you what anything is before you touch it.

$19 once. Space comes with every other room.

DiskBuddy Space room showing folders as sized cards with an inspector on the right.DiskBuddy Space room showing folders as sized cards with an inspector on the right.

A map of the disk. Sized by what takes the room.

Each block is a folder, as big as the space it takes. Your eye goes straight to the heavy ones. Double-click any of them to go inside, and the sizes follow you down.

The DiskBuddy Space treemap, with folders drawn as blocks sized by the space they take.The DiskBuddy Space treemap, with folders drawn as blocks sized by the space they take.

Know what it is. Before you do anything with it.

Size on disk and logical size, how many items are inside, its share of the drive and when it last changed. Then reveal it in Finder, or add it to Cleanup.

The DiskBuddy inspector showing a folder's size, logical size, item count and share of the disk.The DiskBuddy inspector showing a folder's size, logical size, item count and share of the disk.

Two ways to read the same scan.

01

Largest: ranked bars, in this folder or anywhere

02

Folders: browse by card, largest first, colour by type, folder or age

03

Inspector with size on disk, compression, dates and what is inside

How it works

01

Largest, ranked

Every item in the folder you are looking at, largest first. Or switch to the biggest files anywhere, or the biggest folders anywhere, across the whole scan.

02

Folders, card by card

Browse the disk as sized cards, largest first, coloured by type, folder or age. Click into any folder and the sizes follow you down.

03

An inspector for anything

Size on disk and logical size, what is inside, when it was made and last changed, and one click to reveal it in Finder, open it, or add it to the cleanup queue.

04

Filter by name

Type part of a name to see only the matches, sized and ranked, so a scattered set of files adds up in front of you.

Your folders stay on your Mac. No account, no sync, and no file name ever leaves it.

Questions about Space

What is the difference between size and size on disk?

Size is how many bytes a file holds. Size on disk is how much space it actually takes, which can be smaller for compressed or sparse files and larger for many tiny ones. DiskBuddy can show either.

Can I delete things from Space?

You can stage anything for cleanup from Space. Nothing is removed until you review the queue and press the button, and everything goes to the Trash first.

Does it follow symlinks or count hard links twice?

No. Symbolic links are not followed, and a hard-linked file is counted once, so the totals match what the disk really holds.

Find the heavy things. In seconds.

$19 once. One key for Mac and Windows.