SquirrelDisk
SquirrelDisk is a free, open-source disk usage analyzer for macOS, Windows and Linux, written in Rust. It helps users quickly identify large files and folders consuming storage space by visualizing disk usage in an easy-to-understand format. The app is designed as a modern alternative to commercial tools like DaisyDisk, WizTree and TreeSize, offering speedy scanning and a straightforward interface for storage troubleshooting without unnecessary complexity.
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1 suggestionSquirrelDisk appears to be no longer actively maintained — the project has not received updates for some time and search results indicate the developer has shifted focus elsewhere. There is no native Apple Silicon build of SquirrelDisk, and given the project's apparent abandonment, one is unlikely to arrive before Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028). The Intel-only build will stop launching entirely on that release. For disk space analysis on Apple Silicon Macs, consider switching to DaisyDisk, which is actively maintained, ships as a native Universal Binary, is frequently updated, and offers beautiful visualizations alongside strong performance. Alternatively, CleverFiles Cleaner provides a native build, modern interface, and a one-time affordable price. Both are available from the Mac App Store or directly from their respective vendors.
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