Find what is eating your disk with a scan that turns your drive into an interactive sunburst map you can drill into and clean up.

DaisyDisk scans a drive and draws the result as a colour-coded ring chart, biggest files and folders as the largest segments. Click to dive into a folder, drag files to the collector at the bottom, and delete the whole pile when you are sure — all without leaving the map.
Every Mac accumulates mystery gigabytes, and DaisyDisk is the nicest way to hunt them down. The visualization is genuinely useful rather than decorative — you can see at a glance where the space went — and the scan is fast, reads other users' folders and system areas with permission, and never deletes anything on its own.
Interactive sunburst map of an entire volume
Fast scans, including hidden and system locations
Drag-to-collect then delete for safe bulk cleanup
Preview and Quick Look before removing anything
Scan external drives, network volumes, and mounted images
Deep scan of "Purgeable" and hidden space
A one-time $9.99 purchase.






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