Space Radar For Mac

Developed on the Electron framework, the Space Radar disk space analyzer tool can create either Sunburst or Treemap charts that will help you visualize how is your storage space used.

Space Radar is able to analyze your entire disk, but take into consideration that the scanning process will take some time. On the other hand, you can also opt to scan only a particular directory.

Upon launch, Space Radar prompts you for the type of scan you want to conduct: for the entire disk, for a certain folder, or for the memory. The latter is very useful if you wish to identify the apps that take a big chunk out of your RAM memory.

Within the Space Radar main window, you can effortlessly switch between the Sunburst or Treemap view, or navigate between folders with simple mouse clicks. Moreover, on mouse over, you can see the name, size and full path for the selected file or folder.

Naturally, Space Radar also offers you the possibility to locate the directory using your Finder app. This way, you can readily identify the large files, decide if you still need them, and promptly remove the unnecessary ones.

To conclude, Space Radar enables you to swiftly create charts and analyze the way in which your storage space and your RAM memory and being used.

The utility provides colorful Sunburst maps that allow you to go back and forth inside folders and identify the large files that occupy most of your storage space.

On the other hand, the Treemap view enables you to see a larger picture of the same data. This view mode comes with zoom in and out buttons and displays the names of all included files and folders, together with their size, at all times, not only on mouse over.

At the same time, Space Radar enables you to open more than one window and inspect the same data in both viewing modes, at the same time.