直接比較
| DaisyDisk | SquirrelDisk | |
|---|---|---|
| Visualization | Sunburst | Sunburst |
| Platform | macOS | macOS + Windows + Linux |
| Pricing | Paid Paid one-time license (around $10 at time of writing) | Open source Free and open source (AGPL-3.0) |
| Open source | No | Yes |
| Native Mac | Yes | No |
2026年9月更新 · 価格は変動します。提供元でご確認ください。
DaisyDisk
The beloved sunburst map that made disk cleanup beautiful.
＋ DaisyDisk: 強み
- Gorgeous, instantly readable sunburst map with smooth drill-in
- Fast scanning with a built-in collector for staged deletion
- Long-running Mac citizen with polished onboarding
－ DaisyDisk: 弱み
- Paid license; no free or open-source tier
- macOS only, so mixed-OS households need a second tool
- Collector workflow is manual — no duplicate detection or AI assistance
レビューを読む: DaisyDisk → · DaisyDisk 代替を見る →
SquirrelDisk
The easiest open-source sunburst for hunting huge files.
＋ SquirrelDisk: 強み
- Free and open source on every desktop OS
- Genuinely easy sunburst experience
- No account, no telemetry, no upsell
－ SquirrelDisk: 弱み
- Java-based UI rather than native Mac controls
- No collector tray or staged-removal workflow
- Solo-maintainer pace on features and fixes
レビューを読む: SquirrelDisk → · SquirrelDisk 代替を見る →
結論: DaisyDisk vs SquirrelDisk
Choose DaisyDisk if you want sunburst visualization on macOS. Choose SquirrelDisk if you prefer sunburst views for free on macOS + Windows + Linux. And if you want a native Mac sunburst with a staged collector and zero telemetry, NullDisk is the third option that beats both on workflow.
よくある質問
Which is better, DaisyDisk or SquirrelDisk?
DaisyDisk wins on sunburst visualization for macOS; SquirrelDisk wins on sunburst views for macOS + Windows + Linux. On price, Paid (DaisyDisk) vs Open source (SquirrelDisk). The honest answer depends on your OS and whether you prefer maps or lists — read the verdict below.
Is there something better than both?
If you want a native Mac sunburst with allocated-size honesty, a staged removal collector, and zero data collection, NullDisk beats both on workflow — even where DaisyDisk or SquirrelDisk wins on price.