Native for macOS · Private by design

DiskFold

See where your space went. Five directory levels, one coherent map, and no cloud between you and your files.

Explore the map Mac App Store · Coming soon
DiskFold visualizing disk usage as a five-ring directory map
Five visible levels Depth without losing ancestry
100% on-device No account, analytics, or network
Native scanner Progressive results on macOS
System Trash only No permanent-delete capability

Your disk is a hierarchy. See the hierarchy.

Most storage tools flatten folders into a list or stop at one ring. DiskFold keeps five generations visible, so a large sector always has context: where it came from, what it contains, and where to go next.

Depth 01 · Source

Begin with the place you chose.

The inner ring is the selected folder or volume. DiskFold never scans outside the location you authorize through macOS.

From overview to decision, without a context switch.

DiskFold is designed for the common rhythm of disk exploration: notice something large, inspect it, travel deeper, compare siblings, and verify the real item in Finder.

Explore

Read size, depth, and lineage at once.

Select any sector for exact size and path information. Double-click to enter a folder, use Back and Forward for history, or move Up to its parent. Progressive scanning keeps the interface useful while deeper metadata arrives.

DiskFold Explorer with five visible Halo rings and a linked inspector
Review

Nothing moves until you review it again.

Items enter a session-only Review Tray first. A separate confirmation shows the complete operation, and eligible files move through the public macOS system Trash API. DiskFold never permanently deletes them.

DiskFold Review Tray showing files before a separate Trash confirmation

A local tool should stay local

Your disk map never leaves your Mac.

DiskFold reads file-system metadata, not file contents. There is no account, analytics SDK, advertising system, cloud service, or network entitlement.

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Network requests
NONE
Collected data
NONE
Analytics and tracking
NONE
File contents read
NEVER
Scan source
USER CHOSEN

Open source, accountable by default

Inspect the same code that inspects your disk.

DiskFold's source code is available under Apache-2.0. Its sandbox boundaries, scan semantics, privacy manifest, and system Trash path are part of the public repository. The DiskFold name and visual identity remain reserved.

Code Apache License 2.0
Runtime Swift, SwiftUI, macOS frameworks
Dependencies No third-party runtime packages

View the source on GitHub

DiskFold for macOS 14+

Understand first. Clean second.

Built for people who want a clear map, an honest scan, and one deliberate decision at a time.

Mac App Store · Coming soon