See what ate
your disk space

Your C: drive lost 40 GB this month and no analyzer can tell you why — because they all answer the wrong question.

Other tools show you what is large.
DiskSpace shows you what became large.
After the first scans
A timeline, not a one-time snapshot.
Windows Update cache +6.1 GB
Developer cache +3.4 GB
Temp cleanup -1.2 GB
Browser cache +892 MB
Recycle Bin -640 MB
What changed on this PC last 30 days
DiskSpace folder table showing each folder's share, size, change amount, and file count. Docker & WSL +22.4 GB %LocalAppData%\Docker\wsl Windows Installer +6.1 GB Steam +4.8 GB Chrome +1.9 GB Temp files −3.2 GB freed by Disk Cleanup on Jul 12 Recycle Bin −1.1 GB everything else ±0.3 GB
Grew — took space Shrank — gave it back Barely moved
C:\Users\you\AppData\Local\Docker\wsl\disk +22.4 GB
C:\Windows\Temp −3.2 GB

Built around one question nobody else answers

“What changed?” — everything below exists to answer it well.

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Time travel through your disk

Pick any two moments — yesterday and today, or today and six weeks ago — and get a complete list of what grew, shrank, appeared and vanished in between.

Delta treemap

A treemap where tile size is the size of the change, not the folder. The thing that ate your disk is the biggest red block on screen. No hunting.

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Plain-English attribution

Changes are grouped into categories you recognise — Docker & WSL, Windows Update, Browser data, Games, Developer caches, Temp files — not raw paths you have to decode.

Runs quietly, forever

Snapshots happen in the background at low I/O priority, skipping battery-saver and full-screen sessions. Idle CPU stays under 0.1% — a disk tool must never become the disk problem.

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Growth alerts Premium

Get notified when a folder grows abnormally fast, or when your free space is trending toward zero — before you're staring at a full drive.

Export anything Premium

Any comparison or timeline exports to CSV or JSON, so you can chart it, share it with IT, or attach it to a ticket.

No account. No sign-in. No cloud. DiskSpace has no login screen because it doesn't need one — everything runs and stays on your PC. There is no server that could hold your data.

Free does the job. Premium goes deeper.

One-time purchase — no subscription. Buy through the Microsoft Store, or by card if you prefer.

Free
$0 / forever
The full “what changed” experience, on the drive that matters most.
  • 3 days of history
  • Scan whenever you want, in one click
  • Your system drive (the one Windows runs from)
  • Browse 3 folder levels deep
  • Compare any two snapshots
  • Delta treemap & top movers
  • Automatic background snapshots
  • Your other drives
  • Growth alerts
  • CSV / JSON export
Download free
Which one should I pick?
The Store is the simpler of the two. Pick the card option if you would rather not buy through it.
  • Store: follows your Microsoft account to every PC you own, and restores itself on reinstall
  • Store: no licence server involved — the app never phones home
  • Card: activate with your email and a one-time code; covers one PC at a time, and you can move it whenever you like
  • Card: the app checks your licence with us about once a day, and keeps working for 30 days offline
  • Either way: we never see or store your card details

Upgrading reveals history DiskSpace already recorded — your timeline gets deeper the moment you buy.