Spot duplicates while you browse.
A duplicates tab sits right next to your file browser. Space Wizard groups files by size, narrows with a partial hash, then confirms with a full SHA-1 hash — fast enough to run inline, exact enough to trust before you delete anything.
- Dedicated Duplicates tab alongside Files and Usage
- Three-pass check: size → partial hash → full SHA-1
- Multi-select and clear in one action
- Deletes go to the trash, not gone for good
The same app on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
One file browser with Files, Duplicates and Usage tabs, filtering by name, type, extension or minimum size, and the column sorting you'd expect — plus a context menu that reveals a file in Explorer or Finder without leaving the app.
- Files, Duplicates and Usage tabs
- Filter by name, type, extension or size
- Sortable columns: name, size, modified, type
- Reveal-in-Explorer / Finder from a context menu
The small things that make triage faster.
Filter as you browse
Narrow by name, file type, extension, or a minimum size threshold to cut straight to what's worth clearing.
Sortable columns
Name, size, last modified, or type — sort the file list the way you actually think about a folder.
Reveal in Explorer / Finder
A context-menu action jumps straight to a file in your OS's native file manager, no separate window hunting.
Trash, not gone
Every delete — single file or bulk duplicate clear — goes to the system trash or recycle bin, recoverable the normal way.
Cloud folders skipped by default
OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud, Google Drive, Box, pCloud and MEGA folders are excluded automatically; toggle it off if you want them scanned anyway.
Network drives, labeled honestly
A connected network share is detected and shown as one. Scanning it end-to-end is a Pro capability, not a Free one.
See who actually reaches for this.
A laptop running low on room, a shared family machine, a dev box full of old build artifacts — same tool, different drives.