Scan a drive and see it as a map. Scan it again next week and see exactly what grew.
Free. No account, and nothing leaves your machine.
This is the real map, running here. Click a tile. Double-click to go deeper.
Compare two scans and spacetrace names the folder you can act on — not the parent folder it happens to sit in.
| CHANGE | STATUS | NEW | PATH |
|---|---|---|---|
| +40.1 MiB | grew | 42.9 MiB | app/logs/ |
| +14.3 MiB | grew | 25.7 MiB | backups/ |
| −1.9 MiB | removed | 0 B | uploads/ |
Start with the app. The terminal and the server dashboard run the same scanner underneath.
macOS, Windows, Linux
Point it at a drive and click through the map. Colour tells you what kind of files you are looking at.
One binary, no runtime
The same scanner as a command you can script, with JSON output for every result.
Self-hosted
Your servers report in. One page shows you which disk fills up first.
A disk tool whose figures you cannot reconcile with your own shell has lost the argument.
The same numbers as du, checked against a folder of 141,000 files.
Reported the way df reports it. Where that number would mislead, it is left out.
A confident wrong date is worse than no date, so “fills in 12 days” is withheld more often than it is shown.
Not a locked format. It is yours, and all three tools can read it.
An unreadable folder is reported and the scan carries on.
It reads. There is no delete in it at all.