GrandPerspective
Shows what fills your disk as a map of blocks
The verdict
Free from SourceForge or $2.99 on the Mac App Store, this open source app draws your whole disk as a map of blocks sized by how much space each file takes, so the biggest space hogs stand out at once. The $2.99 only buys automatic updates, which makes the free download the cheapest way in. The current version needs macOS 14 or later, with older builds linked on the same page.
Get it if
Your Mac keeps warning the disk is nearly full and the Storage page won't tell you which files to blame.
Skip it if
You just want a rough split between apps, photos and documents, which System Settings shows under Storage.
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What it helps you do
- Find the biggest files on your disk
- See which folders take the most space
- Spot forgotten downloads and old videos
Plans and prices
SourceForge download
FreeFree and open source under the GNU GPL
Mac App Store
$2.99$2.99, the same app with automatic updates
What changed
Version 3.8.1
Improvements: · Improved viewing of logs for diagnostic purposes · The size upperbound when coloring by size now depends on the Display settings · Added keyboard shortcut for Show/Hide Control Panel Fixes: · Fixed type conformance declaration for GrandPerspective scan dumps Code improvements: · Increased deployment target to macOS 14.0 and updated code accordingly
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The details
- Runs on
- Mac
- Requires
- macOS 14.0 or later
- Version
- 3.8.1
- Size
- 3 MB
- Made by
- Erwin Bonsma
- Open source
- Code is public
- Privacy
- Collects no data, per its App Store label
- Family Sharing
- 1 purchase for the family
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