Feature comparison

LumaDisk vs Space Radar

A Rust/GPUI analyzer with two maps, build-cache detection, and duplicate tools. An open-source project for disk and memory visualization. See how their platforms, views, and cleanup workflows fit the way you work.

Which fits your needs?

LumaDisk: Mac/Windows users wanting maps, duplicates, and build-cache discovery.

Space Radar: Developers exploring alternative visualizations and an inspectable codebase.

Features, pricing, and workflow

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FeatureLumaDiskSpace Radar
Best fitMac/Windows users wanting maps, duplicates, and build-cache discovery.Developers exploring alternative visualizations and an inspectable codebase.
VisualizationSunburst, treemap, duplicate and unused-file listsSunburst, treemap, and flamegraph
Platforms and requirementsmacOS (Apple Silicon), WindowsmacOS, Windows, Linux (check current packages)
Pricing and editionsSeven-day full trial; scanning stays free. Vendor lists $6.89 once for the remaining features.Free under the MIT license; check repository build/release instructions.
Open sourceNoYes
Native macOS UICross-platform interfaceCross-platform interface
Cleanup workflowQueue selected items for removal; review the current app’s confirmation and recovery options.The project documents context-menu actions to locate, open, and delete files or directories; confirm recovery behavior in the selected build.
Reports and portabilityThe cited page does not establish scan-report export. Preserve paths and selections before starting a fresh scan in NullDisk.Consult the exact build’s save/export controls. Keep any generated data and images; NullDisk does not document importing Space Radar sessions.

LumaDisk: what stands out

A good fit for Mac/Windows users wanting maps, duplicates, and build-cache discovery.

LumaDisk: strengths

  • Sunburst and treemap with live scan updates
  • Build-cache radar, duplicate groups, and unused-file lists
  • OneDrive/Dropbox connections; iCloud through its local folder

Considerations

  • Verify Mac CPU support; current site highlights Apple Silicon
  • Features beyond scanning require an unlock after trial
  • Google Drive is listed as coming soon

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Space Radar: what stands out

A good fit for developers exploring alternative visualizations and an inspectable codebase.

Space Radar: strengths

  • Sunburst, treemap, and flamegraph visualizations
  • MIT-licensed source for inspection and modification
  • Disk and memory visualization in one project

Considerations

  • Packaging and dependencies vary across repository versions
  • Check the current release for your OS and CPU
  • Do not infer cleanup or report formats from the chart selection

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For a useful comparison on your own drive, match the scan root, access permissions, and size mode. Chart style changes how you explore the results; it does not by itself establish measurement accuracy.

Common questions

When should I choose LumaDisk?

A good fit for Mac/Windows users wanting maps, duplicates, and build-cache discovery. Seven-day full trial; scanning stays free. Vendor lists $6.89 once for the remaining features.

When should I choose Space Radar?

A good fit for developers exploring alternative visualizations and an inspectable codebase. Free under the MIT license; check repository build/release instructions.

Will both apps show the same size?

Not necessarily. Match the scan root, permissions, exclusions, and logical/allocated-size mode. Hard links, APFS clones, snapshots, sparse files, and cloud placeholders can change totals. A reported size is not a guaranteed amount recovered after deletion.

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