DaisyDisk4.34.2

See exactly what is consuming your Mac’s storage through DaisyDisk’s interactive map, then locate the largest space wasters at a glance. It scans disks in seconds rather than minutes and shows their capacity and available space in real time, even before a scan begins. Selecting a section reveals its files and folders, which can be removed by dragging them to the collection area and then confirming the deletion.

The scanner covers internal and external drives, SSDs and HDDs, USB and Thunderbolt devices, local and network storage, physical and virtual disks, and diverse file systems. Cloud storage can also be connected for remote scanning of Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Box. Administrator-level scanning exposes restricted files and folders that ordinary scans cannot reach, while the interface keeps the process focused on finding genuinely large files.

DaisyDisk safeguards system files automatically, but leaves the final deletion decision to you. It can scan physically used space while excluding clones and hard links that consume no additional storage, explain macOS’s “Other” and “System Data” categories, and uncover macOS snapshots that are otherwise difficult to detect. These tools suit Mac users investigating a suddenly full disk, especially when routine cleanup has not revealed the cause.

Instead of removing small caches and temporary files that commonly return, DaisyDisk targets permanent space wasters and avoids the potential system damage associated with automatic cleaner apps. Version 4.34.2 runs on macOS with Intel or Apple Silicon hardware and is freeware in the System Tools category. Its minimalist design, interactive map, drag-and-drop removal, safety stoppers, and support for connected and cloud disks make disk cleanup quick and inspectable.