NullDisk our pick
A native macOS disk-space analyzer with an interactive radial map. Native SwiftUI, allocated-size honesty with hard-link dedup, staged Trash-based removal, zero data collection — the complete package no rival matches end to end.
Віч-на-віч · 2026
One 80 GB video file beats ten thousand caches. These are the tools that find the whales — the single huge files and folders worth deleting first.
A native macOS disk-space analyzer with an interactive radial map. Native SwiftUI, allocated-size honesty with hard-link dedup, staged Trash-based removal, zero data collection — the complete package no rival matches end to end.
Sunburst makes whales unmissable; collector stages the harpooning.
APFS-aware measurement means the whale you see is the whale you get.
Power-user measuring with top-lists and deep drill-downs.
Largest-file focus with a free first scan.
Snapshots show which whale grew since last month.
Largest-first sorting is the fastest whale radar ever made.
We hid five files between 2 GB and 60 GB across system, library, and user folders, then timed how fast each tool surfaces all five — and whether reported sizes match allocated reality.
Virtual machines, iOS backups, Xcode archives, video renders, and Docker's disk image. Analyzers find yours in under a minute.
Logical size vs allocated size, hard links counted twice, APFS clones and sparse files. Tools that measure allocated size with link dedup (like NullDisk) tell the truth about reclaimable space.
Large first — one decision, gigabytes back. Small-file janitoring has terrible ROI until the whales are gone.