Free, open-source disk usage analyzer for Windows, macOS and Linux with a live sunburst chart and a safe cleanup collector
SquirrelDisk is a free, open-source disk usage analyzer for Windows, macOS and Linux. It maps your whole drive as an animated sunburst chart that builds live while the scan runs, so the biggest folders surface in seconds instead of after a coffee break.
Click a slice to zoom into a folder, click the center to go back. A side list always shows the largest items first, and tiny files are grouped so the chart stays readable. Prefer boxes? A treemap view is one setting away, and clicking, collecting and deleting work the same in both.
The collector is the standout idea: drag folders into it as you explore, then move the whole batch to the Trash at once - recoverable if you change your mind. Secure erase and backup-then-delete options are built in. A duplicate finder matches files by content, not by name, and shows exactly how much space each extra copy wastes.
Scans are fast and the interface stays responsive while they run. The app is written in Rust, keeps a small footprint, and can also scan servers over SSH and cloud storage.
For anyone who finds WinDirStat's looks stuck in another era, or who works across Windows, macOS and Linux and wants one tool everywhere.
We list it in our roundup of the 10 Best Free Disk Space Analyzers for Windows 11.
Watch the chart build as the scan runs, with the biggest folders first. Switch between sunburst and treemap views at any time.
Drag folders into the collector as you explore, then trash, securely erase or back up and delete the whole batch at once.
Finds identical files by content, not by name, across folders, disks, servers and cloud storage, and shows the space you get back.
Yes. SquirrelDisk is free and open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, with no paid tier. The full source code is on GitHub.
Yes. It runs on Windows 11 and 10, and the same app is available for macOS and Linux. On Windows it installs through a small MSI package.