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A macOS disk space analyzer built around a single interactive sunburst diagram, sold as a one-time purchase and available on the Mac App Store. daisydiskapp.com · Around $10 USD, one time, per user
Opdateret 8. september 2026
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DaisyDisk is the reference point for this whole category on the Mac. It has been shipping since 2010, it is beautifully made, and its sunburst view is the reason a lot of people know what a disk analyzer is at all. If you have used exactly one of these tools, it was probably this one.
The core difference is scope. DaisyDisk is deliberately a *visualiser*: it maps the disk, lets you drag items to a collection, and deletes them. It does not try to be a cleaner. Dropit is a visualiser and a cleaner — eight views rather than one, plus a Quick Wins catalogue, a duplicate finder, an app uninstaller that chases leftovers, and a safety assessment with a plain-English reason attached to every item before it can be staged.
The second difference is the free tier. DaisyDisk offers a time-limited trial. Scanning, every view and the inspector are permanently free here; you pay only for the half that deletes things. Both are honest models — one lets you evaluate everything for a while, the other lets you keep the diagnostic part forever.
If you want one clear sentence: DaisyDisk is the better-established tool with the more famous single view; this is the broader one, with the deletion safety work and the developer-specific cleanup that we needed and could not find.
Choose DaisyDisk if you want the established, App Store option, if the sunburst is the view you think in, or if you only need to find and remove a few large items.
| Funktion | Dropit | DaisyDisk |
|---|---|---|
| Treemap view | Ja | NejSunburst is the primary view |
| Sunburst view | Ja | Ja |
| Number of distinct visualisations | JaEight | DelvistOne, refined over 15 years |
| Scans external and network volumes | Ja | Ja |
| Preview a file before deleting | JaQuick Look | Ja |
| Duplicate file finder | JaContent-hashed | Nej |
| App uninstaller with leftovers | Ja | Nej |
| Curated cleanup catalogue (caches, dev artifacts) | Ja | Nej |
| Safety rating and reason per item | Ja | Nej |
| Deletes to the Trash by default | Ja | Ja |
| Free forever tier | JaScan and all views | DelvistFree trial |
| One-time purchase | Ja | Ja |
| Mac App Store version | Nej | Ja |
| Track record | NejNew in 2026 | JaShipping since 2010 |
Choose Dropit if you want more than one way to look at the same drive, if you want the cleanup work — caches, duplicates, uninstalls, developer artifacts — handled with an explicit safety rationale, or if you want to keep a free disk analyzer permanently.
It is the most established, and its sunburst view is excellent. Whether it is the best for you depends on whether you want a pure visualiser or a tool that also handles cleanup, duplicates and uninstalls.
No. It is designed as a disk visualiser rather than a cleaner, and duplicate detection is not part of it as of September 2026.
Yes, permanently. Scanning any drive, all eight views and the inspector are free with no time limit. Payment unlocks cleanup, duplicates, uninstall, snapshots and monitor.