Drive Spacer: Disk Analyzer

Drive Spacer shows you where your disk went, and lets you decide what to do about it.

Most of what fills a Mac is invisible: caches that rebuild themselves, build output from
projects you finished months ago, offline copies of web apps, and the support files
that applications leave behind when you drag them to the Trash. Finder will not show you
any of it in a way you can act on.

LOOKING IS FREE, AND STAYS FREE

Every measurement in Drive Spacer is free, with no cap, no trial, and no time limit:

• A disk map you can turn — every cell is eight gigabytes of your actual disk
• A treemap where the biggest rectangle is genuinely the biggest folder
• Categories that sort files by what they are, not where they happen to sit
• Duplicates matched by file contents, so renamed copies still count
• Applications, sized with everything they left behind
• Trends across scans, showing what was measured on the days it was measured

Pro is a subscription, weekly or yearly, and it is only for moving files. Let it lapse
and the free product keeps working exactly as it did.

IT TELLS YOU WHAT IT COULD NOT READ

A scan that quietly skips folders produces a total that is wrong, and most tools do not
mention it. Drive Spacer counts what it can reach and says plainly what it could not, so
the number you are looking at is a number you can trust.

EVERY LINE SAYS WHAT IT DOES

Nothing is called "junk" without saying why. Each item on the cleanup list explains what
it is, whether it comes back on its own, and what stops working without it. Nothing is
ticked until you tick it.

YOU DECIDE WHAT REMOVING MEANS

Two buttons, and the difference between them is the only one that matters: one can be
undone and one cannot.

Hold for 30 days is the default. Files move to a hold you can reverse at any point, and
Drive Spacer keeps a receipt of exactly what went. Space comes back when the hold
expires or when you empty it yourself — not the instant you press the button.

Erase permanently does what it says. It takes a second press that names how many files
are about to go, and after that nothing can bring them back — not Drive Spacer, not
Finder, not the Trash.

NO ACCOUNT, NO ANALYTICS

There is no sign-in, no telemetry and no profile. Drive Spacer makes no network call
while it scans. The one network feature is a Wi-Fi speed test you have to press, which
asks before its first run.

WHAT THIS VERSION CAN REACH

This is the Mac App Store version, so it is sandboxed: it measures the folders you allow
it to, and your home folder covers most of what fills a disk. macOS does not let App
Store applications read a whole disk, whatever permissions are granted. The screen says
so rather than quietly returning a smaller number.

DRIVE SPACER PRO

Scanning and everything it finds stays free. Pro unlocks moving and removing what a scan
finds.

• Drive Spacer Pro Weekly — $2.99 per week
• Drive Spacer Pro Yearly — $8.99 per year

Prices are in US dollars and may differ in other regions; the price you will be charged
is shown in the app before you confirm.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions
renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current
period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends.
Manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings after purchase.

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