DaisyDisk

Disk space visualization and cleanup application for Mac that provides a visual breakdown of disk space as an interactive map, revealing the biggest space wasters for removal via drag and drop.

About DaisyDisk

Disk space visualization and cleanup application for Mac that provides a visual breakdown of disk space as an interactive map, revealing the biggest space wasters for removal via drag and drop.

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    Disk space visualization and cleanup application for Mac that scans disks and shows storage usage broken down by files and folders in an interactive colorful map, allowing users...

What customers say

“DaisyDisk is a beautiful disk space analyzer. It’s the preference of many Mac users. […] DaisyDisk is very fast and very pretty.”
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“The new DaisyDisk 4 has a new, flatter design […], with bright colors, it’s able to scan drives up to 20 times as fast, and it consumes less memory when in use.”
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Security and compliance

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  • Cloud storage connections use OAuth authorization
  • Cloud data protected by HTTPS/SSL connection
  • Received cloud data remains in transient memory only, not locally stored
  • Cloud data never transmitted outside the app to other apps or servers
  • System files automatically safeguarded
  • All local disk data stays on the local computer, nothing sent to the network
  • EU users asked consent before saving tracking cookies

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Latest updates from DaisyDisk

New feature

DaisyDisk releases version 4.34 with APFS clone support

DaisyDisk version 4.34 introduces native support for APFS clones to improve disk space calculation accuracy. The update enables the software to detect APFS clones and account for them similarly to hard links. In this updated implementation, only the first occurrence of a clone is counted towards total folder size, while subsequent instances are assigned a virtual size of 0 bytes, preventing inaccurate duplication of reported disk usage.