Space and cleanup
Find what's
taking the space
Show Space Used draws a folder as blocks, each as big as it is on disk. Click into the big ones, then trash what you don't need. Duplicates, old build folders and a messy Downloads are each one command away.
~ › Developer
node_modules6.4 GB
DerivedData4.1 GB
Movies3.2 GB
Downloads1.9 GB
Fonts820 MB
Exports610 MB
Biggest here
node_modules 6.4 GB
DerivedData 4.1 GB
Movies 3.2 GB
Downloads 1.9 GB
Fonts 820 MB
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Show Space Used
A treemap of a folder. Click a block to go in, ⌫ to come back.
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This Mac
⇧⌘C shows every drive and how full it is, and what's using the space in Home.
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Find Duplicates
Identical files grouped by wasted space. One copy of each always stays.
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Clean Up Build Folders
Dependency, build and cache folders that projects rebuild when needed.
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Tidy Up a folder
Sort a messy Downloads or Desktop into folders by kind. One ⌘Z undoes it.
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Zip and unzip
Compress, extract zip, tar, 7z and rar, or pull one file out of an archive.
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How it works
Start from the drive
This Mac lists every drive with how full it is. From there, Explore Home opens the treemap, and Find Duplicates and Clean Up Build Folders are a click away.
Nothing goes without asking
Duplicates and build folders are listed biggest first, and you tick what goes. Everything moves to the Trash, never straight to deletion.
Safe for developers
Clean Up Build Folders finds node_modules, DerivedData and other folders that projects rebuild on their own, so clearing them costs a rebuild, not your work.
More of Burrow
- Keyboard first Press ⌘K and type. Burrow puts every command, folder and setting in one palette, ranks the folders you use most, and has Vim keys if you want them.
- Split panes Up to four folders side by side. Copy across panes, keep a tab per task, save layouts as workspaces, and compare or sync two folders.
- Notes and databases Write Markdown beside your files with daily notes, tasks and wikilinks, then see any folder as a table, board, gallery or calendar.
- Image tools Remove a photo's background, copy text from a screenshot, make @1x @2x @3x image sets, convert, resize and combine into PDF, all on your Mac.