Disk analytics · local & remote

See where the space went.
On this machine, or that server.

Space Wizard measures a drive folder by folder and shows you the one that quietly ate 80 GB. Point it at a local disk, or at any host you can reach over SFTP, FTPS or FTP — and clear the duplicates it finds while you're there.

Windows · macOS · Linux — free tier scans up to 100 GB per pass

C:\ · 429 GB measured
Users
142 GB
ProgramData
84 GBbiggest
Windows
56 GB
Program Files
38 GB
pagefile.sys
12 GB
Other
97 GB
▸ open a folder and the chart follows you down
01Usage breakdown

Bars or a donut. Whichever you read faster.

Every folder is drawn at the size it actually occupies — subfolders included — so the worst offender is simply the biggest thing on screen. Open it and the chart follows you down a level. Same scan, two ways to read it.

Measured, not estimated

Folder totals are the sum of every file underneath, streamed in as the walk progresses — you can start reading the answer before the scan finishes.

Honest about what it can't see

Folders Windows refuses to open are counted and reported, with a one-click restart as Administrator — no silently smaller number.

Cloud folders skipped by default

OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud, Google Drive, Box, pCloud and MEGA are excluded automatically: their placeholders aren't real local bytes, and scanning them can pull the files down for real.

02Remote hosts

The full-disk server, without the SSH session.

Save a connection once and a remote filesystem behaves exactly like a local drive: mounts listed, folders measured, duplicates found, files deleted. On a host with a shell, one find pass streams the whole tree back in a single round trip.

  • SFTP, FTPS or plain FTP — or let it dial each one and keep whichever answers
  • Password, private key or SSH agent authentication
  • Duplicate hashing runs on the remote host: kilobytes of output cross the wire, not gigabytes of file
  • 1–16 parallel connections per host, so a slow link is a setting rather than a wall
backup-01 · [email protected]SFTP
/ (root)412 GB · 96% full
/var188 GB
/home121 GB
/srv/backup63 GB · 14 GB duplicated
SFTPover SSHFTPSFTP over TLSFTPplain — flagged in the UI
06Free and Pro

Free is a real tool, not a demo.

The free tier scans your home drive with everything switched on — usage breakdown, duplicate detection, remote hosts — up to 100 GB per pass. Pro removes the cap and opens every other drive on the machine. Two tiers, no feature maze.

Free

Your own drive
  • Usage breakdown, bar and donut
  • Duplicate detection with safe deletion
  • Remote hosts over SFTP, FTPS and FTP
  • Home drive · up to 100 GB per scan

Pro

One key, one machine
Every drive, no cap
  • Everything in Free
  • Every local drive — externals, second disks, mapped volumes
  • No scan-size limit
  • Online activation or an offline licence file for air-gapped machines

Find out what is really on your drive.

Space Wizard 1.0 is in free open beta for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Talk to the team that actually builds the software.

Pilots, licensing, demos, security questionnaires, or a question you are not sure is a question yet. All of it lands with engineers and product leads rather than a routing layer, and none of it starts a drip campaign.

Half an hour, no slide deck
A walkthrough with someone who built the thing. Bring the awkward questions.
A pilot in your environment
Every feature unlocked, installed with us on the call, configured for your setup.
Or just email
[email protected], answered by a person within one business day.

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