SimplyDiskSweeper
See what uses space before moving files to Trash
What it does
Choose a folder and browse items largest first in Finder-like columns. See what the scan could not include, show repository/git-ignored items, and find exact duplicates (hardlinks). Only items you select move to Trash, after confirmation.
SimplyDiskSweeper ranks accessible items by allocated space and moves your selections to macOS Trash after confirmation. US$14.99 upfront on the Mac App Store.
Choose a folder. Browse the largest accessible items first. Only what you select moves to Trash, after confirmation. One clean decision at a time. Choose Start with a folder or a shortcut to a common local location. SimplyDiskSweeper shows allocated space for accessible items. It does not decide what is safe tofrom motionobj.com
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