See your disk clearly

DiskLens is a free desktop app that maps folder size, surfaces hidden and system-heavy areas, and helps you decide what to keep or move. Built for a clear, local-first workflow — nothing ever leaves your machine.

Version 1.0.0Updates are manual via re-download until auto-update ships.

DiskLens desktop app showing a disk scan and treemap view

Explore the product

Pick a folder or drive. DiskLens walks the tree, measures size, and shows a treemap so large folders stand out at a glance.

Use bookmarks and favorites to jump back to places you scan often. Rescan when you want numbers refreshed without guessing.

Everything runs on your computer, end to end.

Download DiskLens

Free macOS builds are ready now. Windows and Linux installers are coming soon via CI. After downloading on Mac, if Gatekeeper blocks the app, scroll down to “Important for Mac”.

Current release: v1.0.0. App updates are manual — download the latest build from this page until automatic updates ship.

macOS (Apple Silicon)

DMG for M1/M2/M3/M4 Macs

Download

SHA-256 will be published with this release when available.

macOS (Intel)

DMG for x64 Macs

Download

SHA-256 will be published with this release when available.

Windows

64-bit installer — coming soon

Coming soon

Linux

AppImage for x64 — coming soon

Coming soon

Important for Mac

If Gatekeeper says damaged or cannot be opened

The download is fine — macOS Gatekeeper is blocking an unsigned app. After you install, remove only the quarantine flag with the command below (do not clear all extended attributes). Prefer verifying the published SHA-256 when one is listed above.

  1. 1. Open the DiskLens DMG and drag DiskLens into your Applications folder.
  2. 2. Open Terminal (Cmd + Space, type Terminal, press Return).
  3. 3. Paste the command below, press Return, then open DiskLens from Applications. If Terminal reports that the attribute is missing, the quarantine flag was already cleared.
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DiskLens.app

Other option: try opening DiskLens once, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and use Open Anyway.

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